From a wearable survival kit to an underground bunker, here are eight homes, suits and kits that architects and designers have created to prepare for an apocalypse.

Cyberhouse by Modern House Architecture & Design
Taking its design cues from Tesla's Cybertruck, Cyberhouse is a concept for a fortified home for those planning to survive a zombie apocalypse complete with shielded windows and airlocks.
"Six or seven people can wait for it all to blow over here in comfort, taunting the zombies outside from complete personal safety," said Russian design studio Modern House Architecture & Design.
Find out more about Cyberhouse ?

Future Survival Kit by Lucy McRae
Los Angeles-based artist Lucy McRae designed this wearable suit as an all-in-one piece of apocalypse survival gear worn like a snail shell. It unpacks to create a cosy portable shelter. "Rarely do we create something significant without being confronted with the brink of disaster," McRae told Dezeen. "AI, the environment, automation ? these themes are destabilising our cosy lives."
Find out more about Future Survival Kit ?

Just in Case by Menosunocerouno
Mexican branding company Menosunocerouno created Just in Case ahead of the 2012 doomsday scare to "cover all your basic apocalyptic needs".
With easy-to-locate neon yellow packaging, the kit contained essentials such as water, a knife and matches, along with chocolate and alcohol.
Find out more about Just in Case ?
...