The bunkers will be part of a network of sanctuaries, catering for the 1 percent.
An opulent $300 million doomsday bunker complex, to protect ultrarich clients from disasters, has been unveiled by protective design specialists.Set to open in 2026, a Virginia-based company called Strategically Armored & Fortified Environments says the bunkers will house 625 people, at up to $20 million per 'project Aerie' unit.Newsweek has reached out to SAFE outside of normal working hours via email for comment.Why It MattersThe vast majority of U.S.
The underground complex includes AI powered medical care and wellness programs. It will also feature gourmet dining facilities, an indoor swimming pool, cold plunge centers, a bowling alley, a climbing wall and a bowling alley.Describing the centers, SAFE wrote: 'The cutting-edge robotic services provide top-tier medical care and emergency response, regardless of location.
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