LIVEMark Zuckerberg is building a $100 million secret bunker in Hawaii. ๐คโบโข๏ธ
Meta's founder, Mark Zuckerberg, is constructing a $100 million shelter on an island in Hawaii.
The underground refuge will include 30 bedrooms and bathrooms, spanning 5,000 square meters.
Wired revealed unique features like a concrete-filled metal door underground bunker, 11 treehouses connected by rope bridges, and high-security infrastructure.
Plans suggest the shelter will have at least 30 bedrooms and bathrooms, connected to two main residences with a tunnel.
Main residences will feature luxury amenities such as a gym, pools, sauna, spa tub, cold plunge, and a tennis court.
The two main homes will be connected to the 5,000-square-meter underground shelter by a tunnel.
The shelter will comprise living areas, mechanical rooms, and an escape hatch with a door similar to bomb shelters.
The compound will be self-sufficient with an 18-meter water tank and pump system, including extensive on-site food production.
Zuckerberg and his family live on a 1,400-acre property surrounded by 6-meter stone walls.
The construction involves hundreds of workers under strict confidentiality agreements, facing termination for sharing project details.
