Featured Project
3885 Rambla Orienta
Malibu, California
A hillside coastal house built with BP2 RIPS structural concrete insulated panels. The project shows that the system is not limited to boxy walls — curved shells, roofs, and openings are part of the same code-compliant structural envelope.

Walls and roof forms are part of one panelized concrete system, not a wall-only product with a separate roof method.
Curves and cantilevers are finished architectural surfaces, not a reason to switch back to wood framing.
Non-combustible concrete skins on a Malibu hillside — relevant to fire exposure and long-term envelope durability.




This project is a useful reference from the technical pages when the discussion is about architectural form, roof panels, or building in fire-exposed coastal zones.
