If you have a few million dollars stashed away for a rainy day, such as the end of the world perhaps, a Survival Condo is a piece of real estate worth investing in.
Luxurious, self-sustainable condos are being constructed in an old missile silo beneath the Kansas prairie for anyone who wants to be safe when doomsday comes.
Created by a Denver-based designer named Larry Hall, each unit is 174" long and encased in nine-feet-thick concrete walls. The living spaces range from $1.5 Million to $2 Million US, and feature windows that display projections of the outdoors and various plant life to mimic their above-ground counterparts.
It is also the only condominium community capable of surviving a direct nuclear attack. Whether it's the Mayan doomsday prediction, a zombie apocalypse or a robot takeover that destroys the planet, anyone with enough cash (and just the right amount of paranoia) would live on -- at least for a bit.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Underground Living
- The trend of constructing luxurious, self-sustainable underground living spaces for survival purposes.
- Disaster Preparedness
- The trend of wealthy individuals investing in secure and fortified properties in anticipation of potential disasters.
- Virtual Reality Projection
- The trend of incorporating virtual reality projection technology in underground living spaces to mimic outdoor environments.
Sectors Adopting This
- Real Estate
- The real estate industry can capitalize on the demand for secure and luxurious underground living spaces for wealthy individuals.
- Construction
- The construction industry can take advantage of the need for designing and building fortified structures that can withstand natural disasters and nuclear attacks.
- Virtual Reality
- The virtual reality industry can explore opportunities to develop immersive projection technologies for underground living spaces that recreate outdoor environments.
