Since wildfires tore through his Yunesit’in community in 2017, Russell Myers Ross has been pursuing a dream: building a fire-resistant house that will survive everything climate change can throw at it. …The design includes a white, highly reflective metal roof that deflects heat and is fire-resistant, gravel lining the house and sprinklers facing the walls — using easily accessible technologies for a resilient home that makes sense for the dry, hot interior of B.C. …Ross and professor John Bass from the University of British Columbia’s school of architecture and landscape architecture released videos of the prototype on Monday that include a three-dimensional walk-through of the design and community members speaking to the importance of getting this house built.