The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has an exhibit called Architecture at Home that brought together five architecture firms to design and fabricate 500 sq. ft prototypes for the exhibition. 

• Building home: The exhibition is along the Orchard Trail on the museum’s grounds and is intended to help “us better understand how architecture affects our lives, determine what makes a house a home, and celebrate the artistry in building and shelter.” 
• Dream shapes: There are five structures anchored by Buckminster Fuller’s Fly’s Eye Dome (pictured above) that articulate possible ways to live. Visitors are invited to enter and explore the immersive prototypes and experimental homes and see different realities. 

Learn more about the exhibit HERE.