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ABIBOO Studio pulls from their expertise in space architecture to develop a luxury doomsday bunker
'Semi-prefabricated steel solutions, seismic joints, and absorbent materials are the main components of the construction structure. This composition mitigates the consequences of potential climatic, chemical, biological, or even nuclear calamities.' Image courtesy of ABIBOO Studio Project visuals courtesy of ABIBOO Studio Electricity is generated by redundant systems, including a generator connected to a fuel reserve. DBX shelter also has energy support through geothermal and biomass accumulators. The generator charges 30 lithium batteries and provides electricity from 12 to 120 volts throughout the bunker. The heating and cooling air system are solved by geothermal energy. The water is extracted from the subsoil and passes through a filtration system and ultraviolet light that kills bacteria. The water... The bunker is conceived in modular spaces surrounding a hydroponic garden, which acts like an underground greenhouse. This space solves one of the main challenges of the project, which is food production. The hydroponic solution increases efficiency and reduces maintenance. This system requires less water and space compared to soil-based techniques, and it avoids the use of pesticides. A total of 1,200 square feet of floor area is dedicated to crops, illuminated 24 hours a day with violet... Project visuals courtesy of ABIBOO Studio Project visuals courtesy of ABIBOO Studio

'Semi-prefabricated steel solutions, seismic joints, and absorbent materials are the main components of the construction structure. This composition mitigates the consequences of potential climatic, chemical, biological, or even nuclear calamities.' Image courtesy of ABIBOO Studio
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"Semi-prefabricated steel solutions, seismic joints, and absorbent materials are the main components of the construction structure. This composition mitigates the consequences of potential climatic, chemical, biological, or even nuclear calamities." Image courtesy of ABIBOO Studio