This dome was designed using the techniques pioneered by Catalonian architect Antoni Gaudi (1852-1926) in his Church of Colonia Guell. Our hypothesis was that a stronger dome could be achieved via the torquing and contorting inverted catenaries. Its points and crevices were produced with a fabric surface, which was pushed and pulled via strings and counterweights. Once the desired shape was achieved it was strengthened with a coating of polyurethane. A smooth concrete mixture was applied and once cured the original fabric formwork was peeled away. The catenaries and spikes allowed the dome to have a higher performance during its crush test.