The Dymaxion House is an innovative, prefabricated dwelling designed by architect and inventor Buckminster Fuller in the 1920s. It features a unique geodesic structure that emphasizes efficiency and sustainability, aiming to provide affordable housing. The design incorporates lightweight materials and is intended to be easily transportable. This house is notable for its circular shape and open interior layout, which maximizes space and natural light. The Dymaxion House was part of Fuller's vision for a better living environment, reflecting his ideas on modern architecture and urban planning. Although it was never mass-produced, it remains an influential concept in sustainable design.