Hero House
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The Hero House, designed in 2012 by architects Alex Gore and Lance Cayko, is a resilient urban dwelling, designed for inner-city lots with a focus on protection and survival. Featuring an open main floor with vaulted ceilings, a large, protected window wall, and wood floors, this home offers both functionality and elegance. The elevated wood-encased master suite boasts a fireplace and slit windows extending through the roof for abundant natural light.
Special Features:
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Large Protected Window Wall
- Wood Floors
- Large Dining Room Table
- Master Bedroom Fireplace
- Lofted Exclusive Master Suite
- Kids Play Room
- Open Floor Plan
Survival Specialties:
- Supports 2 adults and 3 children for one year with food, air, water, and power.
- Equipped for various disasters, including economic collapse, fires, food and gas shortages, power grid breakdowns, cyber warfare, social unrest, government collapse, EMP bursts, pandemics, and earthquakes.
- Supplies include geo-thermal, wind, solar energy, a TriFuel generator, basic sanitation, living supplies, pandemic and first aid kits, security kit, air filtration, and indoor vegetation.
Defense Features:
- Blast doors
- Concrete construction
- Steel shield
- Camouflage equipment
- Stored concertina wire and empty sandbags
- Surveillance equipment
Outdoor Sustainability:
- Gardening equipment, tools, and seeds for long-term food production and sustainment.
Architectural Highlights:
- Earthquake-resistant foundation with base isolation bearings.
- Steel shell for added protection.
- Backup generator for essential heat and power.
- Survival tunnel leading to an escape hatch, storage space, and power generator.
- Extensive outdoor deck space with seamless indoor-outdoor integration.
The Hero House is a secure, self-sufficient sanctuary that combines modern design with robust survival capabilities, ensuring safety and comfort for its residents.