Fuller proposes "4D House" - precursor to Dymaxion concept. Mass-producible, factory-built, air-deliverable housing.
Fuller refines design for post-war housing market. Partners with Beech Aircraft Company.
Two prototypes built at Beech Aircraft facility in Wichita, Kansas. Extensive testing and refinement.
Despite 37,000+ orders, production never begins. Financial and manufacturing complexities halt project.
Dymaxion House project officially ends. Prototypes placed in private storage.
Henry Ford Museum acquires Wichita prototype for restoration and display.
Jay Baldwin team including Trip Hill carefully documents disassembly process. Assembly Theory principles revealed.
Maroun Tabbal develops prototype master layout correlating dimensional progression and three arrows of time.
House reconstructed at Henry Ford Museum. First public display of complete Dymaxion House.
Complete case study with interactive 3D models, archival materials, and Assembly Theory framework.