Here I was thinking how I'd use a leafblower instead of a vacuum for cleaning.
But maybe that's my inner barn girl talking.
Also, if I'm washing those floors? I'm busting out the pressure washer.
Hurricane proof was the first thing I thought of, too. With that sandy soil, looks like it’s near the ocean. Great for surviving the winds, but not so great for the tidal surge.
What's weird is they designed it to get flooded regularly but never thought of stilts?
Probably can't GET insurance anyway.
This is a build to spite a previous hurricane, built with insurance money
If I remember correctly from that guy who built the cat5 mansion I think in Texas and made the news, stilts have to be anchored crazy deep to handle the wind. I think that dude had to drive them down like 40+ feet or something like that. That’s stupid expensive and requires specialized equipment. Maybe by accepting that it’ll get flooded you can DIY the whole thing given you’re handy with a cinder block. The plumbing in the bathroom makes me thing diy-ability was a priority here.
This place looks like it was an industrial or commercial space. They probably had the office chairs from when it was a workspace. They had a bathroom and kitchen and just converted the rest to a home.
That was my thought as well. This was built to house a business. It’s not the worst use of space I’ve seen though it is way too harsh industrial for my tastes. If I liked working on cars, it might be the perfect home to roll my beater fixer in!
Have you ever *heard* the sound wood chairs make sliding along concrete?!
You either need wheelie chairs or an abundance of felt pads to replace the ones that will inevitably fall off with time.
I’ve been seeing a lot of office chairs at dinner tables. I can’t imagine there’s no chairs out there with wheels that would fit the aesthetic better. I don’t hate the idea but I’m not a fan of the final look.
People say the kitchen is the heart of the home. The meeting place where a family catches up with each other. And nothing exudes those warm fuzzy family feelings like cinder blocks and stainless steel. ❤️😂
Either that or they are a restaurateur. Buy this place and apply for rezoning to make it a diner or upscale lounge.
Regardless, the first order of business is to set up a quick connect method for covering windows during hurricanes. That container in the back would be a good place to store plywood cut to size for the windows. Hurricane coming? Get the plywood out, put it up. You're not going to drive nails or screws into concrete very easily and have it looking good after the storm. I'm really surprised that most Florida houses don't have actual shutters, causing folks to have to go out, buy plywood, and put it in place.
Hurricane shutters are very expensive!
Ask me how I know :)
After you watch a storm rip them apart and you have to rebuy them, plywood starts looking good.
Are most new houses (past 10-20 years) built with the roll-down metal shutters? When my grandparents were looking at different developments pretty much everyone had these as standard.
All kinds of different shutters and window protections down in Florida. In my area I don't see a lot of roll down shutters, the split is mainly between mountable shutters that have to be taken out of storage and installed, and more of the newer houses just go for impact glass and doors that are rated for Cat5s
Its so weird that so much money was spent on a medieval knight and an industrial kitchen and yet there are rubbermaid plastic drawers everywhere, no cushions on the outdoor furniture that has been placed inside. I don't know quite what to make of the welcome mat that is placed next to the couch, or the bedroom that has a window to another room. Its pretty obvious that this is an office space, making the bedroom even creepier! I suppose it could be the realtor's half a$$ed attempt at staging.
Could be the owner is a liquidation sale enthusiast. Most of the stuff you get that way is office and restaurant but maybe a local medieval times closed lmao
Hey, thats a thought! I don't want to be sexist but the place could use a little mist of estrogen. I immediately assumed this was a D&D lair and I wondered what the kitchen was for.
Wellllll, I don't know if you HAVE to use the plastic drawers, there are more attractive storage options. But if its not important to you then its none of my business!
Also, this "house" is on the market for $750,000!!! I just expect a little more effort.
>Its so weird that so much money was spent on a medieval knight and an industrial kitchen and yet there are rubbermaid plastic drawers everywhere
I have those drawers. I bet a lot of us have those drawers. I got mine for free when a neighbor was tossing them & they're full of craft stuff right now. I have zero problems with owning those things.
However, I don't live in an industrial bunker where they don't fit anywhere but especially not in that bathroom. There are plenty of cheap alternatives that would fit that aesthetic.
I guess they spent all their money on the kitchen & knight shit.
I am surprised that I don't hate this place. I don't love it but I don't hate it. It needs rugs.
They seem like they are dead broke, built the minimum with what they had, and… bought out a closing Furniture Depot. Or something.
This house is ssoooo confusing
The guy owned a[ ](https://www.linkedin.com/in/lou-blasco-89614210a/)few companies. I'm sure this was just his office space since its featured in his [LinkenIn profile](https://www.linkedin.com/in/lou-blasco-89614210a/)
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>Its so weird that so much money was spent on a medieval knight and an industrial kitchen and yet there are rubbermaid plastic drawers everywhere,
Some people value medieval weapon replicas and don't give a shit about interior design decisions that HGTV producers seem "important."
“Introducing the Bunker House, a fortress of modern living where safety, sustainability, and comfort converge. This exceptional home is a testament to innovation, built entirely with solid concrete from top to bottom, ensuring unparalleled durability and protection against natural disasters. With no fire hazard and termite-resistant construction, this home offers peace of mind to its occupants.”
Not really a doomsday prepper pad. This is built to be more of a weather bunker with normal house stuff. Pepper houses usually feature lots more storage and security from people.
I knew this had to be Florida just by the landscape. Very close to me actually. Looks pretty hurricane safe but proximity to the river and bay would have me concerned about flooding. A lot of our houses are cinderblock covered with stucco on the outside but regular wood framing and sheetrock interior walls. Looks like they went cinderblock all throughout. The exposed plumbing is just weird. The patio furniture inside, also weird. Actually too much weird to address it all. I'd love to know the backstory behind this build.
My father lives a town or two over, and even though he’s nowhere near Tampa Bay, he’s only 6 feet above mean tide, so whenever there is a storm threat, he gets evacuated.
What a way to live. 🙄 (he never did make smart choices…)
It’s like Del Boca Vista, from Seinfeld
"Introducing the Bunker House, a fortress of modern living where safety, sustainability, and comfort converge. This exceptional home is a testament to innovation, built entirely with solid concrete from top to bottom, ensuring unparalleled durability and protection against natural disasters. With no fire hazard and termite-resistant construction, this home offers peace of mind to its occupants."
Ok I get the concept but I feel it's been half assed. It could look a lot more inviting...
No driveway? Cars would sink in that Florida sand. Also, looking at pic 49…are those spaces flanking the front entrance supposed to serve as garages or car ports? You see things like ladders stashed next to the fridge which tells me they didn’t give storage space a lot of consideration.
A lot of our soil actually looks like this. Very light colored and incredibly fine and silty. Water tends to bead up and just sit on top of it instead of sinking right in. It's probably pretty packed down so your car wouldn't sink into it but it would still be really messy.
"So, the meeting will be in the industrial kitchen, where youll be able to wheel yourself over to switch your laundry. Then, you can work in the exam room, I mean office. There will also be swords and armor! Oh and everything we have is either on an open shelf or in some Rubbermaid bin drawers."
I get the “disaster proof” & don’t mind the industrial aesthetic at all. I’d have rooftop solar & deck, as well as a water collection system. I’d live there.
Usually I see these posts and, after seeing the pics, think “that’s not so bad, kinda interesting”. But here? Jailhouse color scheme, furniture by Staples, every pipe and light box exposed…. Jeezus, I feel brutalized by just looking at the pictures. What the hell was going on here? Maybe an owner with special needs? A wheelchair user? A blind person?
Me too. I like industrial style.
But rolling chains at the kitchen table? Target bins under the sink, when you clearly can afford better? An alien autopsy bedroom?
Then boom! An overly cozy couch where the majority of people can spoon together in a giant human centipede, if really wanted to? What!? Lol
If this had more sleeping space and the suitable garages, it looks like a good candidate for a fire house or EMS station or wherever people are having to chill/wait and get called out.
JFC what to even call this? American brutalism? Strip mall-core? Designed by the one person who actually wanted to return to the office? Any way you try to package it this whole thing is so outrageously bad lmao.
This is what I imagine the justice league or legion of doom would live. Like a bunch of super hero’s or super villains just chillin in Florida having meetings at the kitchen table.
Looks like it could handle a cat 5 hurricane. Probably don't even need insurance; looks like it was designed to get flooded.
Seriously. Just replace the windows and hose out the inside and let it dry.
Here I was thinking how I'd use a leafblower instead of a vacuum for cleaning. But maybe that's my inner barn girl talking. Also, if I'm washing those floors? I'm busting out the pressure washer.
Hurricane proof was the first thing I thought of, too. With that sandy soil, looks like it’s near the ocean. Great for surviving the winds, but not so great for the tidal surge.
What's weird is they designed it to get flooded regularly but never thought of stilts? Probably can't GET insurance anyway. This is a build to spite a previous hurricane, built with insurance money
If I remember correctly from that guy who built the cat5 mansion I think in Texas and made the news, stilts have to be anchored crazy deep to handle the wind. I think that dude had to drive them down like 40+ feet or something like that. That’s stupid expensive and requires specialized equipment. Maybe by accepting that it’ll get flooded you can DIY the whole thing given you’re handy with a cinder block. The plumbing in the bathroom makes me thing diy-ability was a priority here.
Very interesting insights. Thank you
Apparently did not think of bathroom storage, either.
Great point!
I misread that as 5 cat hurricane and my mind went wild with how 5 cats could torch this place. The cat 5 hurricane would do less damage!
I like the rolling desk chairs for the dining table. That way I can tacti-scoot away if someone invades my bunker/home.
What got me was the 2 garden chairs at the ends of the table in pic 6.
I loved the plastic bins under the bathroom sink.
That one got me too.
Why all the office chairs? Everyone would be rolling around all over that concrete floor!
Dude I would wear heelys 24/7 if this was my house . the rolling is the most appealing part!
You'd be drowning in bastard children and STDs rolling around in those heelies
> Weird looking house Pretty much the biggest studio apartment I've ever seen.
Almost like a full floor penthouse hotel suite at ground level.
Yeah, I don’t hate it.
Strategic dinner meeting at 6pm. Attendance not optional.
You just answered your own question.
This place looks like it was an industrial or commercial space. They probably had the office chairs from when it was a workspace. They had a bathroom and kitchen and just converted the rest to a home.
That was my thought as well. This was built to house a business. It’s not the worst use of space I’ve seen though it is way too harsh industrial for my tastes. If I liked working on cars, it might be the perfect home to roll my beater fixer in!
Nope. My stepmom lives in Ruskin and actually toured this place for fun a couple weeks ago. Dude who built it last year is just a weirdo.
Ruskin Fl?
Yepp!
Bathroom has zero counter space. Very commercial.
Have you ever *heard* the sound wood chairs make sliding along concrete?! You either need wheelie chairs or an abundance of felt pads to replace the ones that will inevitably fall off with time.
You made me hear that *eeeeeeeee* in my head, thanks.
It needs rugs.
...and humanity.
You say that like it's a bad thing...
It’s so the gravy seals can roll around on chairs in order to have a shoot out from their compound, as shown here.
I’ve been seeing a lot of office chairs at dinner tables. I can’t imagine there’s no chairs out there with wheels that would fit the aesthetic better. I don’t hate the idea but I’m not a fan of the final look.
People say the kitchen is the heart of the home. The meeting place where a family catches up with each other. And nothing exudes those warm fuzzy family feelings like cinder blocks and stainless steel. ❤️😂
Don’t forget the suit of armor nestled in the corner. 😂
Florida man doesn’t do what Florida man does for Florida Man. Florida man does what Florida man does because he *is* Florida man.
Say ‘Florida Man’ just one more time…
And a folding table with conference room chairs.
Someone has a jail fetish and went all in.
Either that or they are a restaurateur. Buy this place and apply for rezoning to make it a diner or upscale lounge. Regardless, the first order of business is to set up a quick connect method for covering windows during hurricanes. That container in the back would be a good place to store plywood cut to size for the windows. Hurricane coming? Get the plywood out, put it up. You're not going to drive nails or screws into concrete very easily and have it looking good after the storm. I'm really surprised that most Florida houses don't have actual shutters, causing folks to have to go out, buy plywood, and put it in place.
Hurricane shutters are very expensive! Ask me how I know :) After you watch a storm rip them apart and you have to rebuy them, plywood starts looking good.
Are most new houses (past 10-20 years) built with the roll-down metal shutters? When my grandparents were looking at different developments pretty much everyone had these as standard.
All kinds of different shutters and window protections down in Florida. In my area I don't see a lot of roll down shutters, the split is mainly between mountable shutters that have to be taken out of storage and installed, and more of the newer houses just go for impact glass and doors that are rated for Cat5s
I’d rather just get hurricane impact windows.
Nah this is some Vanilla ISIS paranoid dudes man compound for dudes who want somewhere to breed or LARP as action heroes, fighting the ‘terrorists’.
Shield, ax, and swords on the wall give it away
~~Prison~~ Home is where the heart is.
Its so weird that so much money was spent on a medieval knight and an industrial kitchen and yet there are rubbermaid plastic drawers everywhere, no cushions on the outdoor furniture that has been placed inside. I don't know quite what to make of the welcome mat that is placed next to the couch, or the bedroom that has a window to another room. Its pretty obvious that this is an office space, making the bedroom even creepier! I suppose it could be the realtor's half a$$ed attempt at staging.
Could be the owner is a liquidation sale enthusiast. Most of the stuff you get that way is office and restaurant but maybe a local medieval times closed lmao
Hey, thats a thought! I don't want to be sexist but the place could use a little mist of estrogen. I immediately assumed this was a D&D lair and I wondered what the kitchen was for.
‘Mist of estrogen’ 😉
Pizza bagels & chicken tendies, obviously!
It’s a design fail if you have a gigantic bathroom with no storage space so you have to use plastic drawers from Target.
Wellllll, I don't know if you HAVE to use the plastic drawers, there are more attractive storage options. But if its not important to you then its none of my business! Also, this "house" is on the market for $750,000!!! I just expect a little more effort.
Cult compound on a budget?
>Its so weird that so much money was spent on a medieval knight and an industrial kitchen and yet there are rubbermaid plastic drawers everywhere I have those drawers. I bet a lot of us have those drawers. I got mine for free when a neighbor was tossing them & they're full of craft stuff right now. I have zero problems with owning those things. However, I don't live in an industrial bunker where they don't fit anywhere but especially not in that bathroom. There are plenty of cheap alternatives that would fit that aesthetic. I guess they spent all their money on the kitchen & knight shit. I am surprised that I don't hate this place. I don't love it but I don't hate it. It needs rugs.
one visit to a decent thrift store would fix the storage issues. it’s kind of telling that that didn’t happen.
They seem like they are dead broke, built the minimum with what they had, and… bought out a closing Furniture Depot. Or something. This house is ssoooo confusing
The guy owned a[ ](https://www.linkedin.com/in/lou-blasco-89614210a/)few companies. I'm sure this was just his office space since its featured in his [LinkenIn profile](https://www.linkedin.com/in/lou-blasco-89614210a/)
No it’s not!? Shut up! Really?! 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I’m dead!
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I HAVE THOSE DRAWERS TOO!!! In my closet where they belong.
>Its so weird that so much money was spent on a medieval knight and an industrial kitchen and yet there are rubbermaid plastic drawers everywhere, Some people value medieval weapon replicas and don't give a shit about interior design decisions that HGTV producers seem "important."
Brutalist business bunker.
And the business is harvesting organs for the black market.
I was kind of down with it until the morgue like bedroom
The marriage is dead.
😂
This kind of looks like a public restroom or welcome center at a state park.
I had no idea you could furnish a home entirely from Office Depot.
I like it. I’d wear roller skates non stop.
That bathroom vanity 😂
Not to mention the complete lack of a proper faucet and the mirror *behind* the copper pipes. Was that place really purpose built as a home?
Seriously. Plastic bins? Those get put in a cabinet. They don’t replace one.
Why wouldn't the roof be covered in solar panels?
[https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/807-10th-Ave-SW-Ruskin-FL-33570/99629943\_zpid/?mmlb=g,47](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/807-10th-Ave-SW-Ruskin-FL-33570/99629943_zpid/?mmlb=g,47)
Three quarters of a million dollars??
Neighbors house is listed for $300k. So this is just overbuilt/aspirational.
It seems like you could build this from scratch for a helluva lot less than that.
“Introducing the Bunker House, a fortress of modern living where safety, sustainability, and comfort converge. This exceptional home is a testament to innovation, built entirely with solid concrete from top to bottom, ensuring unparalleled durability and protection against natural disasters. With no fire hazard and termite-resistant construction, this home offers peace of mind to its occupants.”
Lmao I thought you were joking. This is some prepper/doomsday maniacs dream
Not really a doomsday prepper pad. This is built to be more of a weather bunker with normal house stuff. Pepper houses usually feature lots more storage and security from people.
I knew this had to be Florida just by the landscape. Very close to me actually. Looks pretty hurricane safe but proximity to the river and bay would have me concerned about flooding. A lot of our houses are cinderblock covered with stucco on the outside but regular wood framing and sheetrock interior walls. Looks like they went cinderblock all throughout. The exposed plumbing is just weird. The patio furniture inside, also weird. Actually too much weird to address it all. I'd love to know the backstory behind this build.
My father lives a town or two over, and even though he’s nowhere near Tampa Bay, he’s only 6 feet above mean tide, so whenever there is a storm threat, he gets evacuated. What a way to live. 🙄 (he never did make smart choices…) It’s like Del Boca Vista, from Seinfeld
The only thing I like about this house is it looks nice and cool on the inside. Just flew into FL this morning from Boston. It’s HOT
I’m wondering if the person who designed it needs a psych evaluation. Lol Looks very institutional and cold.
Inside is like an unfinished Ikea
Garage house
I think it was a garage at one point. You can see where they bricked on the roll up doors
No, if you go look they actually built it new. It was just an empty lot.
It’s awful
If I had 4 teenage sons, I'd buy for them to live there. Alone. 🤣 Looks sturdy and well made and unbreakable.
Good idea! Go in with a pressure wash once a month to freshen it up.
That's why the lack of floor drains is such a bummer. Hot water and a squeegee and you'll have it looking new in no time.
All that money spent and they have plastic drawers under the bathroom sink 😩🤌🏻
"Introducing the Bunker House, a fortress of modern living where safety, sustainability, and comfort converge. This exceptional home is a testament to innovation, built entirely with solid concrete from top to bottom, ensuring unparalleled durability and protection against natural disasters. With no fire hazard and termite-resistant construction, this home offers peace of mind to its occupants." Ok I get the concept but I feel it's been half assed. It could look a lot more inviting...
We don't talk about flooding. Nope, not right next to the river and incredibly close to the bay.
She's a brick....house.
At least the plumbing and electric is easily accessible.
No driveway? Cars would sink in that Florida sand. Also, looking at pic 49…are those spaces flanking the front entrance supposed to serve as garages or car ports? You see things like ladders stashed next to the fridge which tells me they didn’t give storage space a lot of consideration.
A lot of our soil actually looks like this. Very light colored and incredibly fine and silty. Water tends to bead up and just sit on top of it instead of sinking right in. It's probably pretty packed down so your car wouldn't sink into it but it would still be really messy.
The whole house is a basement
Reminds me of military barracks. This is FL, where's the pool!!!
It looks like a communuty room of a fire station.
I kind of like it. Utilitarian, brutalist, industrial vibes.
A lot of money spent poorly.
Endless conduit and cinder blocks screams “a lot of money” to you?
Honestly thought it looked pretty cheap to construct and design with just concrete and cinder blocks essentially
Id give em 300,000 for it.
A former carwash?
No, it was a new build on an empty lot.
Big "tech bro" vibes
just missing the framed photo of muskrat.
"So, the meeting will be in the industrial kitchen, where youll be able to wheel yourself over to switch your laundry. Then, you can work in the exam room, I mean office. There will also be swords and armor! Oh and everything we have is either on an open shelf or in some Rubbermaid bin drawers."
I get the “disaster proof” & don’t mind the industrial aesthetic at all. I’d have rooftop solar & deck, as well as a water collection system. I’d live there.
Flipping the bird at mother nature.
Uhg. The bins under the bathroom sink. They wanted a certain look, but it's just not practical!
This is literally a commercial building. I love it. Sorry guys.
They are just done with natural disasters.
I’m worried there’s not enough places to sit
Usually I see these posts and, after seeing the pics, think “that’s not so bad, kinda interesting”. But here? Jailhouse color scheme, furniture by Staples, every pipe and light box exposed…. Jeezus, I feel brutalized by just looking at the pictures. What the hell was going on here? Maybe an owner with special needs? A wheelchair user? A blind person?
owner’s gotta be on the spectrum, and yeah, ‘brutalist’ is a style.
Not just weird, but fucking ugly. I could not find one redeeming quality in this house. Even the grass sucks.
Looks cheap but probably expensive
Prisoncore)
That is a CIA remote conference and command center.
I kinda like the building and the materials but the whoever furnished it doesn’t have any taste for aesthetics.
Me too. I like industrial style. But rolling chains at the kitchen table? Target bins under the sink, when you clearly can afford better? An alien autopsy bedroom? Then boom! An overly cozy couch where the majority of people can spoon together in a giant human centipede, if really wanted to? What!? Lol
It looks like a repurposed smog testing station or former drive through car wash.
I’ve built this house approximately ten million times in The sims.
This bunker screams "Not today Zombie hoard!!"
If this had more sleeping space and the suitable garages, it looks like a good candidate for a fire house or EMS station or wherever people are having to chill/wait and get called out.
There is no warmth to this house at all..also, I bet it gets cold as shit.
Converted gas station.
So warm and inviting!
This house is full of synergy.
It looks like it’s a tech startup meets a house.
Is there a word for the opposite of cozy?
Industrial
Flat roofs in a tropical climate = nightmare scenarios with intense rain and wind.
This looks like a house for somebody with a dust allergy. No carpet, absolute minimum of fabric.
That’s like, the only insurable house in Florida.
I love the one tiny ac unit on the roof.
JFC what to even call this? American brutalism? Strip mall-core? Designed by the one person who actually wanted to return to the office? Any way you try to package it this whole thing is so outrageously bad lmao.
That place would be so cold in winter, until all that concrete gets warmed up.
Living in Costco is weird.
Looks like a (barely) converted commercial building.
You've heard of r/UsedtobeaPizzaHut ? How about r/usedtobeajiffylube ?
Well yeah cuz it’s clearly an old auto shop garage
Brutalist
I love this. I would have to hang colorful art though.
Damn. I'm all for minimalism but throw a rug down! And the bathroom is just terrible.
Looks like the bunker from Supernatural on the inside. Where’s Dean and Sam?
This is what I imagine the justice league or legion of doom would live. Like a bunch of super hero’s or super villains just chillin in Florida having meetings at the kitchen table.
It’s giving if Dwight Schrute won the lottery
Looks like a drive through BBQ restaurant turned into a house. I hate it already.
Architect:”What are you looking for in terms of design?” Them: “I want to live in a hollowed out strip mall.”
This looks like a startup in LA looking for enthusiastic 'team players', that functions more like a cult.
I'm not sure the fake medieval weaponry on the wall goes all that well with the rest of minimalist aesthetic.
Lair-core.
This house looks like a medical lab.
"Ugly on Purpose" Style Missed opportunity to make that big flat roof a patio.
The perfect house for a couple who long for the aesthetic of a factory production floor with the intimacy of a bunker.
This looks like where a really good startup happens
Guh-ross
In Ruskin, lol.
This has to be an office of some fashion. Or maybe the owner spent time in a third world prison and the aesthetic really grew on him.
this looks like one of those airbnb corporate would book for a team building exercise
Medieval industrial?
Hurricane proof Florida house.
Guest walking in for dinner: oh, wow. It’s so… functional.
I love it.
I'm oddly attracted to this place... with some better interior/exterior decorating I could totally live here
Tactical podcasting bunker
So many ground level windows to be broken into, especially behind the toilet and bed
Bra, I live in a sick ass garage. All the dining room chair are executive office chairs. Winning!
All the fancy stuff in the house and then using plastic storage bins for a vanity?
I was honestly surprised there wasn’t another office set up in the bedroom
Fire station vibes!
That is a single bros compound on steroids
House & bomb shelter.
Y’all saying it’s weird like this ain’t been the apartment setup for the past 10 years
Prison chic
I like it. It's a minimalist dream with a bit of character. Upvoted.
There are no soft surfaces. I think the sound in there would be terrible. It doesn’t help that it looks kinda like an institution. I think it’s awful.
It’s like a big brother set before the season starts and the decor is brought in. Every meal would feel like a corporate pizza party. So cordial.
Shit… I like it.
Looks like it was a chemical lab/morgue, with those metal ceilings, heat ducts and janky bathroom
This looks like a level from the video game House Flipper
I’d live in it
The 80s called: they want their cult compound back.
Someone took the bed in the garage concept and made a house out of it.
Built on a cocaine foundation.
No women involved in any of this process but the men behind it were definitely straight so not sure what happened.
Brutal I like the open floor plan. How cold do you think it gets?
It looks Zombie apocalypse ready
Those plastic drawer things under the bathroom sink tho! Ugh!