Whether it's biological warfare or a zombie apocalypse that triggers the end of the world, founder of Vivos Group Robert Vicino wants you to be prepared. His company designs, builds, and maintains massive fortified shelters where high net-worth families can buy space and live out Armageddon in style.
Vicino recently took Vice on a tour of Vivos Indiana, a Cold War-era bunker off US Highway 41 that's been gutted and refurbished. The story inspired us to look for 3D renderings, concept art, and other glimpses at Vivos' shelters to get an idea of what it's actually like to live in one.
Answer: It beats a shoebox apartment any day of the week.
Vivos calls its subterranean shelters the "modern-day Noah's Ark."
Source: Vivos
The company builds bunkers deep underground to survive or mitigate any threat scenario, including manmade and natural disasters.
Residents enter their private or shared shelter through a set of blast doors, which should withstand heavy artillery or explosives.
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