'You're looking at a moonscape, but Los Angeles will come back,' says California-based Irish architect on plans to rebuild after deadly fires

Los Angeles officials and residents are starting the process of rebuilding following unprecedented wildfires that killed ten individuals and devastated nearly 95 square kilometers of land. The wildfires severely impacted the Pacific Palisades, Topanga, and Malibu areas of the city, marking the most destructive fire event in Los Angeles' history. Architect Paul McClean, who has lived in Los Angeles since the 1990s, is poised to contribute to the rebuilding effort and emphasizes the need for a thoughtful approach as the community seeks to recover from this tragedy.

The wildfires in Los Angeles this month resulted in the loss of lives and extensive destruction of land, marking the worst fire event in the city's history.

Architect Paul McClean, affected by the tragedy, emphasizes the community's resilience and the importance of rebuilding thoughtfully after the devastating wildfires.

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