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Man Builds Underground Survival Bunker That Can Withstand The End Of The World

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In a world that can often seem uncertain, one man has taken preparation to the extreme. Larry Hall, a former government contractor, has created the ‘Survival Condo’ – an underground bunker capable of withstanding the end of the world. With its 15 floors of luxury living quarters, entertainment facilities, food stores, medical bay, and more, the Survival Condo is the ultimate in disaster preparedness.

Featured Image Credit: Survival Condo
The ‘Survival Condo’ is a luxury nuclear bunker designed to protect the mega-rich from a potential apocalypse. Most of the units have been sold to the 1% hoping for a getaway plan should doomsday happen. But some are still available, with prices starting at $500,000 and going up to $2.4 million for a full-floor unit

Located in Kansas, the Survival Condo is made out of an Atlas missile silo that was designed by the Army Corps of Engineers to survive a direct nuclear strike. The upper section of the silo is made of nine-foot-thick, epoxy-hardened concrete walls, and the dome structure that covers the top of the silo can withstand winds in excess of 500 mph.

Larry Hall created the Survival Condo. Credit: YouTube/Logic Integratiom
A doorway into the nuclear bunker. The structure is 200 feet underground, in a secret location in the middle of Kansas – about 200 miles from Kansas City

Inside the bunker, residents can enjoy a swimming pool, climbing wall, arcade, cinema, and other entertainment facilities, all while being protected by camouflage gear, guns, and helmets in case they need to venture outside. The bunker can house up to 75 people, who could survive for more than five years inside.

An underground floor plan of the bunker which was built during the Cold War as a nuclear missile launch facility and is retrofitted with nine-foot-thick reinforced concrete walls. The bunker descends nine floors, accessible by a high speed elevator
The condo is home to all sorts of entertainment. Credit: YouTube/Logic Integration

The Survival Condo is not just a one-off creation, either. Following a surge in interest during the coronavirus pandemic, Hall has several more of these structures in development throughout the US, Europe, and Asia.

It’s a pretty luxurious way to pass the apocalypse. Credit: Survival Condo

The benefits of the bunker are clear, as Hall himself has stated: “This project has the advantages of letting the members own a piece of history, the coolness of a missile base, the protection of a nuclear hardened bunker, and the features of a luxury condo.”

There’s a climbing wall too. Credit: Survival Condo

However, the price tag for such protection is not cheap. The cost of a spot in one of the silos ranges from $1.5 million (£1.2m) to $4.5 million (£3.6m). This means that only those with substantial wealth can afford to purchase a spot in the Survival Condo.

Now it is guarded by security and surrounded by CCTV cameras and armored trucks and boasts bulletproof doors and tunnels
A bar area with a TV screen is pictured above. The communal areas are at the top levels, while the individual housing units sit below

While the Survival Condo may seem extreme to some, it serves as a reminder of the importance of disaster preparedness. While we may not be able to predict the future, we can take steps to protect ourselves and our loved ones in case of an emergency. From stockpiling food and water to creating an emergency kit, there are simple steps that everyone can take to prepare for the unexpected.

A study area with a large white board and TV screen is pictured above. The underground shelter, in Kansas started life as a Cold War missile silo

In the end, whether we choose to build an underground bunker or simply stock up on supplies, the key is to be prepared for whatever the future may hold. Because as Larry Hall knows all too well, when it comes to the end of the world, it’s always better to be safe than sorry.

A communal area of the bunker features a pool table, plenty of TV screens and plush red furniture
The nuclear bunker features a gym at the bottom of the fifteen floors, complete with a sauna and steam room 
A swimming pool is featured in the communal area of the nuclear bunker 
Here’s a glimpse inside the ‘Survival Condo’ – a luxury nuclear bunker designed to protect the mega-rich from a potential apocalypse. The underground shelter, in Kansas started life as a Cold War missile silo. Entrepreneur Larry Hall bought it in 2008
The fortified condominium shelter features a shop, library, classroom, general store, cinema, swimming pool, rock climbing wall, and an aquaponics area to grow vegetables, and fish. Library and seating area pictured above 
The bunker descends 15 floors below the ground, accessible by a high speed elevator. The communal areas are at the top levels, while the individual housing units sit below. Bedroom complete with a fake window pictured above  
Poolside: The nuclear bunker features a dipping pool which is surrounded with a table and deckchars and complete with wallpaper depicting a seaside view 
Rocks covered in moss line the pool to give residents more of a natural feel and to create the illusion of being by the beach 
The ‘Survival Condo’ control room is pictured above. As well as the price of buying a unit, owners must spend $2500 a month to cover the living expenses
A private en-suite bathroom leading off from one of the bedrooms is pictured above
The underground shelter, in Kansas, in America, started life as a Cold War missile silo. One of the shelter’s tunnels is pictured above 
A canteen area inside the shelter is pictured above. Residents must spend $2,500 a month on living expenses including food 
A bunk bed is pictured in one of the shelter’s rooms next to a fake window depicting a field with a wind turbine 
The entrance to the bunker, which stretches a whopping fifteen floors below ground and features private units as well as communal areas including a shop, library, classroom, general store, cinema, swimming pool, rock climbing wall, and an aquaponics area to grow vegetables, and fish
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