Start with the actual family scenario
- number of adults and children;
- target autonomy period;
- possible placement on or under the property;
- known utilities and access constraints;
- systems or features the family wants to discuss;
- budget and target timing if they are already known.
“Bunker” is a project description, not enough technical information
Commercial and everyday language can use the word “bunker” for very different solutions. In a real project, the applicable technical and regulatory requirements must be determined from the intended use, project context and Ukrainian requirements rather than from the marketing name alone.
Read the English terminology guide →Placement should remain open until the property is reviewed
A separate location, a solution under a new house and work near an existing house create different project constraints. Early planning should preserve alternatives until the relevant source data, access and utilities have been reviewed.
Keep the budget structured
Separate design, the main structure, site works, delivery, installation and engineering systems rather than asking for one unexplained headline price. The ShelterMetric budget builder can save the confirmed base budget back into the same Project Passport.