hb+a Architects brings fire resiliency expertise through climate risk driven design, wildfire‑ready prototypes, and real‑world performance during major fire events in California. The Box Factory, located in a wildfire‑prone part of California, is explicitly designed as a zero‑energy, zero‑carbon climate resilience hub that remains habitable during wildfire smoke, heatwaves, and utility shutoffs. During the 2022 Electra Fire, Box Factory continued operating as planned, providing clean air, safe temperatures, water, and cooking for neighbors during power shutoffs and evacuations. Resilience is framed around specific climate risks, aligning with and anticipating emerging LEED v5 resilience criteria by several years through combined energy, health, equity, and adaptation measures. hb+a Architects' broader resilience work emphasizes designing for worsening climate impacts, including wildfires, and using biophilic and climate‑responsive strategies to protect health and community continuity.