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The Abandoned Nuclear Missile Sile House is an Unlikely Home

— October 6, 2009 — Art & Design
Have you ever just wanted to do something crazy like picking up and moving on a moments notice? Or perhaps buy an abandoned nuclear missile silo and transform it into a functioning home? That’s what Bruce Townsley did with his abandoned nuclear missile silo house.

This out of control contraption is exactly what it sounds like. Townsley took what “started as a 2,200 square foot fixer-upper with 6,000-pound blast doors and a ‘185-foot hole in the ground where a missile armed with a nuclear warhead used to be,’” and turned it into a place to live according to Gizmodo.com. Townsley has thus transformed a functioning abandoned nuclear missile silo house.

Trend Themes

  1. Abandoned Nuclear Missile Silo Homes — Opportunity to repurpose abandoned nuclear missile silos into unique and unconventional living spaces.
  2. Extreme Home Transformation — Growing interest in transforming unconventional structures like nuclear missile silos into habitable homes.
  3. Off-the-grid Living — Increasing desire for self-sufficient and sustainable living options, such as converting nuclear missile silos into residential properties.

Industry Implications

  1. Real Estate — Real estate developers and investors can explore opportunities in repurposing abandoned nuclear missile silos for residential purposes.
  2. Architecture and Construction — Architects and construction firms can specialize in transforming unconventional structures like nuclear missile silos into habitable homes.
  3. Sustainable Living — Companies focused on creating off-the-grid and self-sufficient living solutions can consider repurposing nuclear missile silos as unique housing options.
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