For better or worse, the web can't stop talking about the Cybertruck, a hybrid between a futuristic pickup truck and a doorstop with wheels that Elon Musk introduced on November 21. With a quarter million pre-orders in less than five days, let's say there's no shortage of people interested in the truck, but a small Russian architecture channel on YouTube called Modern House wondered why stop there, and created the CyberHouse concept, a house that serves as a nuclear/anti-zombie shelter, inspired by the Tesla vehicle.
The first thing I thought when I saw the Cybertruck was that it looked a lot like my car drawings when I was five or six years old. I drew the wheels using coins, and the designs were all square, rectangular, or with ridiculous angles, a product of my excessive use of a ruler. Is the Cybertruck a childish delusion? Many think so, and the memes didn't take long to arrive. From Lego bricks with wheels to Lara Croft's chest (PlayStation 1 version), the Cybertruck is... inexhaustible.
https://old.neoteo.com/truckla-convirtio-su-coche-tesla-en-una-camioneta/But why stop with a truck? Everything can follow its style, including post-apocalyptic shelters. The Russian architecture channel Modern House recently published an animation about its CyberHouse, which in addition to continuing the line of aggressive angles and taking advantage of the surfaces to install solar panels, its top view reminds us of several vehicles from Blade Runner, especially the police units.
Now that I think about it a bit more, I don't think the CyberHouse would hold up well as an anti-zombie shelter. Although being in the middle of the desert helps, the logical thing would be to add a moat around the perimeter, or directly elevate the construction...
