L.A. Designers Tackle Fireproofing with Sustainable Solutions Post-2025 Wildfires
Following the devastating wildfires of 2025, Los Angeles' design community is focusing on sustainable fireproofing solutions. Architects and designers are exploring materials and construction methods that balance ecological concerns with fire resilience. Architect Dustin Brammel is using RSG-3D, a material that combines wire-reinforced foam and concrete, to create noncombustible and energy-efficient homes. Meanwhile, construction company Bevyhouse is employing prefab construction techniques to reduce waste and speed up building processes. The use of sustainable materials like fiber cement board and Densdeck Roof Boards is becoming more common, as they offer fire resistance and durability. The initiative aims to rebuild communities with a focus on long-term sustainability. 
