When a Boulder family tragically lost their home to a wildfire, they sought to rebuild a new one with resilient materials.
The exterior of Panorama is clad in a mixture of noncombustible and fire-resistant wood siding. The backside features strategically-placed wood battens in low-risk areas, while defensible space around the home is intentionally clear of vegetative fuels.
Amidst growing wildfire risk across Colorado and North America, architecture and construction must evolve. Wildfire-resilient homes are the new normal.
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Daniel Jenkins