March/April 2015
$4.95
Report on the International Builder Show
Project Profile: Musgrave Agencies
Project Profile: Knoxville Residence
Project Profile: Janecek Residence
ICF Builder Award Winners 2014
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Report on the International Builder Show
By Robert Klob
Project Profile: Musgrave Agencies
Winter construction in Northern Alberta can be challenging, but this office building shows it can be done without major increases in the timeline or budget.
Project Profile: Knoxville Residence
Cutting-edge technology combines with state-of-the-art construction techniques to create a home of rustic beauty and remarkable efficiency.
Project Profile: Janecek Residence
Rising more than 71 feet above the footer and using more than 1,000 yards of concrete, this magnificent residence proves disaster-resistance does not have to compromise with luxury.
ICF Builder Award Winners 2014
Highlighting the best-of-the-best ICF projects, judges selected a winner and two runners-up in each category.
- MultiFamily: Richmond Street Apts.
- Small Residential: Shore Road Project
- Large Residential: Durable Energy Home
- Unlimited Residential: Janecek Residence
- Light Commercial: Fire Station #108
- Heavy Commercial: St. Peter’s Anglican Church
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| Weight | .25 lbs |
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| Magazine Format | Digital Download Magazine, Print Mailed Magazine |
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