Zombie proof house

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This luxury nuclear bunker includes decontamination showers, 3-foot thick concrete walls, state-of-the-art fresh air intake system, medical room, $100,000 CCTV security system and “spring system throughout building to absorb blast.”

Have you ever spent an evening watching The Walking Dead and thought: “What if the zombie apocalypse actually happened?”

You know, because it IS coming… right?

Casa Lomas II, a 1976 concrete home located at the back of a site in Mexico City, Mexico. The home was expanded upon by Paola Calzada Arquitectos and in

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All of that water pouring out of spillways and topping levees up and down the Mississippi River has to go somewhere, and many living in those areas prone to flooding have taken drastic action to keep from being inundated. In what could be called a testament to the human instinct to protect hearth and home, some in the disaster zone are holding out by taking civil engineering into their own hands, building makeshift levees to keep the rising waters at bay. Click through the gallery to see how…

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This house outside Warsaw by Polish architect Robert Konieczny transforms from a villa by day to a fortress by night. Called Safe House, the residence shuts down to a safe central core with a drawbridge, a shutter that drops down to cover an entire facade and massive wall panels that block out all the windows.

This Infographic Explains Measures That Make a Zombie Proof House