With construction beginning in 1980, the original builder Bob Lee (a retired oil producer) saw the homes as a self sustaining vacation home for family and friends. The white concrete igloos were truly a unique design unlike any architectural structure this area has ever seen. It's also said that Bob was as unique and exciting to be arounds as the homes themselves. The distinct shape was designed to be aerodynamic in hopes to prevent wind damage from hurricanes and also to predictably deflect water into throughs that would be used for functional running water within the homes - genius right?!? As you can see in these images, the below images, these living quarters were right on par with what a 1980's proper decor might look like. You have to give it Bob, taking a concept like this and bringing it to life on a remote island in paradise is beyond what most would think is possible. So how did this compound go from the below pictures to the one photographed above?