In the aftermath of the destructive wildfires in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) has announced the establishment of its Resilient Futures Task Force, an initiative aimed at assisting affected communities with recovery and rebuilding efforts. Led by SCI-Arc’s Erik Ghenoiu, the task force brings together architects and educators from SCI-Arc, landscape architects Terremoto, and local community partners. The team’s goal will be to provide homeowners and neighborhoods with resources, design expertise, and educational support as they navigate the complexities of post-disaster recovery. Related on Archinect: SCI-Arc research on Los Angeles wildfires to be exhibited at Venice Biennale. Image courtesy of SCI-Arc“Architecture is about change—transforming spaces and the way we live,” said SCI-Arc director Hernán Díaz Alonso about the taskforce. “For those affected by loss and disruption, rebuilding is not just about structures; it’s ...