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How to shop for the apocalypse

The Goldman Sachs executive building for the end of civilisation, and other scenes from America's thriving doomsday business

3 May 2014

9:00 AM

3 May 2014

9:00 AM

 New York City

An architect friend who usually designs Manhattan skyscrapers was recently asked to pitch for a far more interesting project. The client, a senior partner at Goldman Sachs, wanted him to design a family house in upstate New York with a difference. It wouldn’t just be completely ‘off the grid’, with its own power and water supplies, but — and there isn’t yet an architectural term for this — it would be post-apocalypse.

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Tom Leonard is US correspondent of the Daily Mail.

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