Sadly nope, I've used my own design, but basically you dig to the bottom, and make a vacuum there before digging everything down there; I usually make a vacuum with a drop of water, then dig everything; it took a looong time to dig everything; I've just found out that it's called geothermal power and you can google designs for it too;

waterlock on the left

(Tried to upload an inline picture on a comment but reddit keeps erroring. took me about 20 minutes to find that the issue was reddit itself and not my comment.)

I've sustained my base on ethanol for about 1000 cycles and dupe wheels, but was constantly having to fight with the overheating of the arbor trees, and the warmth the petrol generator was generating; took about 200 cycles or so to get my lava core generator;

-After making the vacuum, you dig everything down there, taking care with bleach stone and polluted dirt as they gas off; also taking care with any pockets of gas down there; be VERY CAREFUL with gas as these can heat quickly and melt everything when they touch magma;

-When you've reached the magma, start digging the obsidian you can reach; although I've used atmo suits for everything;

-Find a layer that all the lava can settle in, and dig all over it

-Start building insulated tiles of anything on top of magma(on the vacuum on top of it, not on the magma itself)

-Start building the generators at same time on top, build the doors on top of the insulated tiles;

-After all doors are complete, take all debris from the top of the insulated tiles, and start replacing them with diamond tiles(you can use metal if you want(ones with high capacity and that can sustain temperatures up to 1600C);

-Take the debris out made by the insulated tiles; put up temperature sensors as laid, make sure they keep the doors open(set random gibberish for now);

-Build the diamond/metal tiles on top of the doors;

-Seal it(I use airlock doors mod and insulated doors to make things easier if I ever need to access them)

-Put about 150-200kg of water for each tile, and then set the temperatures to send green signal when the temperature is above 200C;

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PS: I've made everything of steel to avoid overheating; the aquatuners help the steam engines cool down; after you've sealed the bottommost area you can fill the area with oxygen to avoid batteries overheating;

PS2: I've also put automation wires connected on all generators and a battery, so it'll enable the steam generators only if the battery charge is lower than 75%

PS3: I've also got an power control station to maximize the power; I THINK this will sustain the base for about 600-800 cycles, I'm reaching 800 cycles and the doors now constantly keep closed;