The Gallery

The residence above. The vault below.

Completed custom homes with underground bunkers — the finished home in Texas light, and the engineering beneath it. We photograph them separately, because that's how they live.

Part One

The Residence

Twilight exteriors, vaulted ceilings, and quiet detail — homes built for the land they sit on, finished to a standard you can measure.

Custom Ark Industries estate home at twilight — white brick, dark metal roof accents, and a curving drive — Estate Exterior — Twilight

Kitchen with barrel-vaulted wood ceiling, pendant lighting, white cabinetry, and granite island — Kitchen — Barrel Vault

Staged great room with stone fireplace, sculpted ceiling fan, and tall windows over open land — Great Room

Dining room with dark table for six, window light, and wide-plank floors — Dining

Primary suite with vaulted beamed ceiling, white bed, and views of the pasture — Primary Suite

Primary bath with freestanding tub, patterned tile shower, and double vanity — Primary Bath

Open living and kitchen with soaring vaulted ceiling and black-framed windows — Living

Rear elevation of a white brick Ark Industries home at sunset with covered back porch and lit interiors — Estate Exterior — Sunset

Front elevation of a custom home in white brick and dark board-and-batten with an iron entry door — Custom Home — Front Elevation

Three-quarter view of a newly completed custom home with standing-seam roof accents and curved walkway — Custom Home — Three-Quarter

Rear elevation of a custom home at dusk, interior light glowing through tall windows onto the lawn — Estate Exterior — Dusk

Part Two

The Vault

Fourteen feet down, behind two blast doors: a theater, a kitchen, bedrooms, and baths — finished shelter interiors shown like any other rooms in the home. Because that's what they are.

Underground shelter theater room with rows of leather recliners facing a projection screen — Shelter Theater

Steel blast door standing open in the shelter's poured-concrete entry corridor — Blast Door — Entry Corridor

Shelter kitchen with stainless appliances, white cabinetry, and tile backsplash — Shelter Kitchen

Hidden stairway descending from the home into the shelter level — The Entry

Finished shelter bedroom with real bed, nightstands, and ceiling fan — Shelter Bedroom

Shelter bathroom with tiled walk-in shower and vessel-sink vanity — Shelter Bath

Shelter living space with sliding barn door and projection screen — Shelter Living

Curious how it's built? Walk through the engineering on the shelter technology page, see it on film in Media & Press, or see where these homes rise at The Estates at Lone Oak.

See It in Person

Photography only says so much

Model home and shelter walkthroughs are available to qualified buyers by private appointment.

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