Armen Sevada Gharabegian

What does a wildfire-resistant home of 2035 look like? After the 2025 Palisades and Eaton wildfires—where extreme Santa Ana winds and radiant heat melted even steel and glass—we realized conventional construction was no longer enough. At Launch Studio, we used our AI Design Innovation framework to explore how homes of the future can withstand wildfire extremes—not just survive them, but redefine what’s possible for beauty, livability, and resilience. 🛠️ Here are some concepts for 2035: VaporSkin Monocoque Shelters: Seamless, one-piece exteriors made from aerogel-infused ceramic composites with no seams, vents, or edges to catch embers. The outer layer reacts to heat, expanding to create a temporary insulating barrier. Sub-Terrain Modular Homes: Partially buried structures use earth as a natural fire shield, paired with carbon-ceramic vaults, green roofs, and smoke-sealed ventilation systems. These homes stay cool, protected, and energy-independent with off-grid water and solar. TerraCal Modern Hacienda: A revival of adobe-style courtyard homes, built with compressed earth blocks and ceramic-tile composite roofing. These thick, heat-absorbing walls resist ignition, while fire-resistant shutters and ember screens seal off airflow during red flag conditions. Canyon Breeze Mid-Century Shield: Concrete post-and-beam frames are reimagined with carbon fiber reinforcement, triple-glazed fireproof glass, and automated ember-sealing louvers. Butterfly roofs collect water and power rooftop misting systems that defend the home during wildfire events. In each case, we’ve focused on non-combustible materials, sealed ventilation, active suppression. , and beautiful passive design. These homes aren’t bunkers—they’re sanctuaries, crafted for a hotter, drier, windier future. Find out how AI can transform your design and innovation process at www.launchstudio.design #WildfireResilience #FutureHomes #HomeDesign2035 #SustainableArchitecture #FireproofConstruction #AIforDesign #ClimateAdaptation #ResilientLiving #DesignThinking #DesignDoing #LaunchStudio #ArchitecturalInnovation #FireSmartDesign #PalisadesRebuild

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Protection, by Design At Lifestyle Design, we’ve spent over two decades exploring a simple idea: that protection—for your devices, your tools, your gear, your body—deserves to be as considered as the objects it serves. Too often, protection has been treated as an afterthought. Bulky. Overwrought. Indifferent. But we’ve always believed it could be beautiful. Essential. Even iconic. Designing for protection isn’t about armor for the sake of armor. It’s about understanding the rhythm of real life—where things fall, scrape, break, wear, or endure. It’s about designing restraint. Designing confidence. Designing systems that feel inevitable. From ruggedized hardware cases to soft goods that flex and adapt, from personal protective gear to specialized industrial tools, our work has quietly shaped how people protect what matters. Protection is not a category. It’s a responsibility. And when done right, it disappears—leaving only clarity, confidence, and quiet assurance. #IndustrialDesign #DesignMatters #ProtectiveDesign #ProductDesign #DesignForFunction #DesignLeadership #InnovationByDesign #EverydayProtection #DesignThinking #LifestyleDesign #DesignWithPurpose #MadeToProtect #DesignCulture

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