Holiday Inn Express
2017 Hospitality Winner The new eight-story Holiday Inn Express in downtown Louisville, Ky., is a...
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Springhill Suites
2017 Hospitality — 1st Runner Up By now, the concept of using ICF for mid-rise hotel construction...
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Holiday Inn Conference Center
2016 Multifamily Winner The Center Park Holiday Inn Conference Center is a 116,000-sq.-ft. hotel,...
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Hilton Garden Inn Uniontown
2016 Multifamily 1st Runner-Up The Hilton Garden Inn completed last year in Uniontown, Penn., is a...
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Wallhouse Hotel
20014 Multifamily 2nd Runner-Up Wallhouse Hotel is a 63-room European boutique-style hotel set in...
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Hilton Garden Inn Lewisville
The developer of this project, for example, originally intended it to be built with CMU, but...
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ICF Builder Magazine
ICF Builder Magazine is the information source for contractors, architects, and others involved with
Voting is now open for the ICF Builder People's Choice Award. Head over to buff.ly/3Nspx3j to cast your vote before voting closes on January 13th, 2025.
When you talk to companies doing commercial construction, you will find different pain points than residential construction companies. When making construction method decisions, most owners of commercial projects are looking at two major concerns: return on investment and marketability. Read more: buff.ly/3CYtKtu
While there are similarities between residential and commercial construction decisions, it is not surprising that some factors are far more pertinent to commercial building decisions. Read more: buff.ly/41e3YeF
Water intrusion is one of the biggest problems for any building. The big advantage for ICF walls is that they �do not promote mold or mildew and will not rot or decay. But water still can make its way through an ICF wall assembly if certain procedures are not followed. Read more: buff.ly/3YSMLEK
When asked whether ICF is really the best product, in many (most?) cases, the answer ought to be a resounding “Yes.” But, promoting ICF in situations where it is not truly beneficial to the client is detrimental to the industry as a whole. Read more: buff.ly/48nvFmX
