- A Russia-based architecture firm has designed a post-apocalyptic bunker that would protect its occupants from a nuclear disaster, viral outbreak, or zombie apocalypse, among other catastrophic scenarios.
- The compound can fit six to 10 people and was inspired by the sleek and angular design that Tesla has become known for.
- The company developed the bunker at the request of customers seeking protection against the coronavirus disease.
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As the coronavirus disease continues to spread across the globe, one of the many precautions being taken is how to prepare, or hunker down in the face of catastrophe.
So-called doomsday preppers have long stockpiled food and ammo, and have invested in fallout shelters to take refuge in case of a disaster scenario. The Russia-based architecture firm Modern House is one of several companies designing those shelters.
The company, which also designs traditional homes, has developed plans for CyberHouse Life, a doomsday compound that would protect its occupants in a nuclear disaster, zombie invasion, or viral outbreak. The company also said it specifically considered COVID-19, the coronavirus disease that has infected more than 349,000 worldwide and spread to at least 167 countries, when designing this shelter.
In an Instagram post, the company wrote, "At the request of customers, a system of protection against coronaviruses and radioactive dust is being developed."
Here's what the compound would look like if it's ever built.
