I like billionaires' life. As a matter of fact, I've always dreamed of being a billionaire, because there is one thing that singles them out. It's what I call taste. Taste is a hallmark for excellence in all their dealings.
People have a wide variety of tastes; how you measure an ideal house is a function of how much your home is worth. Just take a look around your space now; don’t try to say any word or force any reactions, but at the same time consider how you feel. What do you appreciate? Maybe the smooth, green leaves on a house plant or the fascinating security system like Bill Gates'. Well, the idea here is to think not only how something looks, but how it feels, and how it makes you feel. Lest it skips my mind, you could do well to leave a comment below on your favorite in this regard.
THE ZOMBIE BUNKER
In an event where there could be a zombie apocalypse, this
place could be the one place to be saved. This is a house located in Poland and
is completely Zombie-proof. Not only this, the walls and the windows are backed
up with thick iron sheets and also has surveillance cameras all around the
house. The only entry and exit to the zombie bunker is a drawbridge system. The
entry/exit is pretty hard to locate, especially for the brainless zombies.
BILL GATES’ MANSION
A tech guy who made the technology company, Microsoft, is
the one whom you would expect to have a high-security house. And Bill Gates is
the epitome of a tech guy. Needless to say, he has emptied his pockets for
extra security. From a mile away, the heat detector will alert the residents of
any intruder. Every guest has to wear functional pins that the thermostat and
other electrical equipment in the house. His house also has an anti-drone system
which makes any drones flying above the house fall and get destroyed. The
cost of his house is $154 million.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE
There are very few in the world who might have not heard about
Buckingham Palace. It is a popular tourist spot with a rich history. But what
you might not know is one of the most secure places in existence. Even though
there is minimum technology to secure the place, the manual contribution is
impressive. They have a famous ring guard system. To ensure that no guard
slumbers, they have each guard guarding the other. Say, guard A man’s guard B
who is guarded by guard C and this is how a chain is formed. And by the
Victoria memorial, there is a rumored biometric security camera tracking
everyone’s face.
THE CORBY FAMILY RESIDENCE
This California house has the most Sci-Fi security system
you can get your hands on. A biometric recognition system will greet you at the
entry gate. The buildings have gates of concrete that can get 30 feet deep
which makes it safe from earthquakes. In the event of an intrusion, the members
can alert the police without using phones, from any room of the house by
pressing a few buttons. Also, until the police arrive, they can stall the
intruder by releasing fog from their fog machine.
FAIR FIELD ESTATE
To protect valuable worth more than the GDP of a country,
how much will you possibly spend? IRA Renard is a billionaire who is a true art
collector. He owns a 200-million-dollar home in Hamptons which envelopes art
roughly worth 500 million dollars. Hamptons is a place famous for two things,
beach cottages. Amongst those cottages, this high-security mansion stands
out. High-tech security gates, thousand cameras eyeing every corner of the
estate, and bulletproof windows protect these half-billion-dollar valuables.
THE WHITE HOUSE
The place which houses one of the most powerful men on earth
has to be highly secured. One of the heavily guarded presidents was Obama. To
make this happen, security around the White House had been tightened. Just like
some privileged people have all-day serves at their houses, the White House has
a special agent present at all times who personally manage the entry and exit
of every single person. They have restricted airspace to prevent any helicopter
or private jet from flying over the White House. To facilitate this, they have radars
and infrared sensors that detect unwanted movements miles from the mansion, on
land as well as the sky. Needless to say, the house has bulletproof windows and
strong walls. Even their iron fence is strong enough to hold the impact by any
car imaginable.
THE TSUI HOUSE
The Tsui House in Berkley, California is frequently referred
to as the safest house in the world. The walls are made of recycled Styrofoam,
cement, and coffee cups, making the structure no match for fire or termites.
More Impressive still, the house manages to be earthquake-proof, despite being
built on the Hayward Fault. All of the walls are also built at an inward
incline of 4 degrees, which adds further resistance against earthquakes.
MAXIMUM SECURITY MANSION
The mansion looks like any other mansion but its security system is worth $6 million. It patrols the 32 acres of land around the house as well as the central building, interestingly, anyone with an iPhone can log into the building’s security network and have a lot around the CCTV system. By far the most impressive piece of security is a world-class thermal imaging suite that can isolate and trace individual fingerprints within 20 minutes. That means anyone who does decide to roam around unauthorized would struggle to get out of sight before being headhunted.
All the important decisions in life often come down to just a moment. Trust we didn't ruin the movement.
