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The Garage Inspired by ‘The Dark Knight’

The Garage Inspired by ‘The Dark Knight’

Batman is nothing without his toys. Chief among them is his prized ride that, in The Dark Knight, at least, was stashed in a killer garage/bunker lit by a ceiling of lights. Bringing the idea into real life is Molecule. Last year, the architectural design group finished up work on the Wayne Residence, an insane home fit for a superhero, and among its lavish features is a garage seemingly ripped from the screen. You can even drive your Tumbler in through a secretive entryway hidden beneath the tennis court. And while the Batcave-esque garage is the highlight, the rest of the house ain’t too shabby.