The end of the world can be comfortable. The private bunker market (Vivos, Oppidum) is booming. The lobby here is a psychological airlock saying: 'The scary stuff stayed outside.' We explore 'Apocalypse Chic': warm concrete, walls of living moss for oxygen generation, and most importantly, digital windows ('Digital Sky') broadcasting a recording of a perfect summer day, tricking the brain and preventing claustrophobia.
Digital Sky
There are no windows underground. We create them. 16K video panels on ceilings and walls broadcast meadow or ocean landscapes with synchronized sound and scent. The reception desk stands 'on the beach.' Lighting changes according to circadian rhythms so bunker inhabitants don't lose track of time. This is an illusion that saves sanity.
Hydroponics and Resources
Life Inside
Water and greenery are mandatory in the lobby. The fountain behind the reception isn't decor, but part of the drinking water recirculation system. Walls of lettuce and basil are vitamin sources. Design emphasizes autonomy: all materials (stone, metal) are eternal, requiring no replacement for 100 years.
