Radiant Heat – A Perfect Fit for ICFs
In-floor radiant hydronic heat is a perfect match for ICF construction. It’s easy to install and...
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Getting a Level Footing
…and what to do if it isn’t… Flat, square, level footings are important...
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Waldsee BioHaus
Built to German PassivHaus standards, this classroom and dormitory is not only attractive and...
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October/November 2006
Lubbock Teens Tackle ICFs More than 275 teenagers combined efforts during July to refurbish and...
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House at Empyrean Ridge
When Scot Smyth decided to build his dream home in the hills west of Ft. Collins, Colo., he knew...
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The Ranch in southern Alberta, Canada, is a residential home and ranch house built with ICFs by SuperForm Products Ltd. The Ranch was the 2nd Runner Up winner in the Unlimited Residential category and also won the People’s Choice award in the 2024 ICF Builder Awards. Read more:
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The Ranch Jan 24, 2024 | Current Issue, Unlimited Residential 2024 Unlimited Residential2nd Runner Up & People’s Choice Winner The Ranch in southern Alberta, Canada, is a residential home and ranch ...
The Lighthouse is a condominium in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada built using Amvic ICFs by Alleguard. The team says two months of work time were saved by ICFs allowing the team to work through the northern Ontario winters, with no additional cost. View the project here: www.icfmag.com/2024/01/the-lighthouse/
"Year after year the ICF Builder Awards continues to grow and becomes the highlight of my week at World of Concrete. I’m not a car�guy, but I imagine it’s sort of like going to a car show amongst fellow gearheads." -Trevor Brown![]()
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Read more: www.icfmag.com/2025/03/and-the-winner-is/
The March/April issue of ICF Builder Magazine is out now. Come check out the 2025 ICF Builder Award winners. Visit buff.ly/1o0r8B5 for a preview of the issue.
From the 1970s to now conventional building materials have certainly evolved. We look at the evolution of ICFs over the last 55 years. Read more here: buff.ly/4ib3TxH
