Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates: The lavish hideaways of the wealthy are equipped with operating rooms, bowling alleys, and home theaters.
As individuals amass greater wealth, their need for security and self-protection also increases. However, today’s billionaires are not satisfied with anything less than luxurious and advanced shelters. They seek hideaways that go beyond a typical safe room, designed with complex layouts and luxurious amenities capable of withstanding any natural or unnatural threat.
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, In today’s highly sought-after real estate market, shelters have become much more advanced and equipped, in some cases fortified to the point of being transformed into 21st-century fortresses.
Al Corbi, the president and founder of SAFE (Secure Armored Fortified Environments) in Virginia, USA, has been at the forefront of this secure luxury for 50 years. He told CNN, “We’ve seen a much greater focus on entertainment. If you’re going to survive in a basement, we want you to enjoy it.”
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, Corbi, who helped secure the 27-story residence of Mukesh Ambani, the Indian billionaire industrialist in Mumbai, is currently working on a vast house on a 200-acre (about 809,000 square meters) estate overlooking a forest. The location of this property in the United States remains undisclosed.
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Corbi explains that the house itself is very secure with blast-resistant doors, bulletproof glass, and biometric systems at the entrance. Additionally, a 9-meter-deep moat surrounds the house, equipped with water cannons (for spraying or ejecting water with extremely high pressure) that can take down helicopters, drones, or paratroopers. The house features a drawbridge and a layer of flammable liquid designed to automatically spread across the surface of the artificial lake in the moat, creating a fiery defensive ring.
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, Corbi says, “Look at the Middle Ages; the moat was one of the greatest deterrents; they just didn’t have jet skis back then.” Corbi’s client, a billionaire water sports enthusiast, has a dual-purpose plan for the moat and intends to use it as a racing track with his friends.
Extremely wealthy individuals have always been targets for thieves, kidnappers, and assassins. These dangers have only increased with the protests of anti-capitalist activists, climate change and severe weather events, terrorists, and unforeseen apocalyptic events such as major earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, or other global crises, as well as the ever-present threat of pandemics that became all too real since 2020.
Corbi notes that his clients are not interested in saving money when designing these safe spaces and even mock the shelters of 50 years ago that were like high-end hotels.
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, Since reports were released last year, several specialists have reported on a massive complex that Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, is constructing in Hawaii. This complex includes a 465-square-meter underground shelter with living space, a power plant, and a control room to keep the shelter operational, as well as an escape hatch.
It is said that Bill Gates also has shelters underneath all his properties and homes.
Graham Harris, the founder of a similar company in London and one of the leading design studios in the world, told CNN that they, too, are facing changing demands from their clients. Some clients want their bathrooms to be resistant to attacks so that if they don’t have enough time to reach the safe hideaway, they can take refuge in the bathroom.
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, He says that he built a house in an upscale area of North London where the home theater is actually a safe room with a separate filtered air supply, secure doors, and a small kitchen equipped with enough food for a family for a week.
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Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, Hidden doors and passageways are as much a crucial safety feature as they are a fascinating novelty to show off to guests after dinner.
Creative Home Engineering, an engineering company in Arizona, recently built a giant rotating fireplace that is actually the entrance to a shelter. In another house, an old British telephone booth was installed that, with the correct code entered on the keypad, its glass frosts over, and the back wall slides away to reveal the entrance to the hideaway.
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, Corbi says these systems buy time for his clients so that in the event of danger, they can remain in a safe place until the police arrive.
Among the wealthy, billionaires are increasingly concerned about life-threatening risks, whether from biological attacks, viral pandemics, or heart attacks. The COVID-19 pandemic has also significantly boosted this part of the business.
Mukesh Ambani And Bill Gates, Corbi says, “Forget about nuclear bombs; what we need to be prepared for is real life… Those days when you could throw a first aid kit into a prefabricated shelter and say you’re safe are long gone.”
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