Lars Büro signs Cybunker, home of the future with Cybertruck philosophy

Cybunker is amodular architecture inspired in design by the Cybertruck Tesla, the new technological SUV of the house of Elon Musk. It can be used as a hi-tech deposit or off-grid residence.

Thanks to its rigid steel monocoque structure and aerodynamic shape, the Cybunker is able to withstand the harshest environmental conditions. Its cutting-edge infrastructure creates an energy micro-network capable of guaranteeing autonomy in the most isolated places, or becoming an auxiliary system for homes still connected to the energy network.

Inside the Cybunker

Two overhead gates reveal a warehouse of 180 square meters capable of hosting a series of equipment and vehicles, including trucks that do not fit into standard garages.

For more extreme or hostile environments, this “house of the future” can be equipped to function with a “decompression” room, allowing for a safe transition between outside and inside.

Impenetrable and versatile

Thanks to its monocoque architecture, the internal layout of over 500 square meters of the Cybunker can be customized to perform the most varied functions. An apartment, an apocalypse-proof refuge, a warehouse or other commercial uses.

While offering absolute protection, the Cybunker unit offers panoramic views through its armored glass side windows, with skylights allowing sunlight to enter inside.

Cyberbunker, the home of the future works like a PC

At the base of the Cybunker, an infrastructural “motherboard” houses all of the unit's utility and computer systems. Everyone. Tanks, pumps and a battery bank that stores all the energy generated by the photovoltaic coating on the roof.

Whether located in the most remote location, or serving as an urban shelter, Cybunker ensures a “future-proof” system. It can be implemented to withstand the toughest demands.

As long as you don't throw two marbles at him to see if he holds up. Or we already know how it ends.