The Andrew Golatta Concept House is the most beautiful bomb shelter-like structure I have seen yet. Not only is it a sleek piece of architecture but it will likely hold up in the event of a nuclear fallout. It's a win win! Though the interior has a really cool open concept feel, I`m not sure where I stand on the all concrete walls thing. Even with contemporary decor, it would still feel pretty cold in there.
The Andrew Golatta Concept House looks like a pretty near indestructible house. With a cubic design and solid concrete walls, there's no moving this thing. It's like laughing at Mother Nature square in the face!
Concrete Block Abodes
The Andrew Golatta Concept House is Solid as a Rock
Trend Themes
1. Concrete Architecture - There is opportunity for architects to explore more innovative and sustainable uses of concrete in building design.
2. Bomb Shelter Homes - There is potential for designers to create affordable living spaces that can double as bomb shelters or safe rooms.
3. Open Concept Living - As concrete walls can be cold and uninviting, designers can explore more open concept living spaces with warm furnishings and decor.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can take advantage of the durability and versatility of concrete to create unique and sustainable homes and buildings.
2. Real Estate - The construction of bomb shelter homes could create a new niche market for affordable yet secure living spaces in areas prone to natural disasters or civil unrest.
3. Interior Design - There is demand for interior designers to create warm and inviting living spaces within concrete homes, introducing aspects of the outdoors or natural materials to balance the coldness of the concrete walls.