All Saints Catholic Newman Center
$4.95
Winner of the Best Light Commercial Project for 2013, the All Saints Catholic Newman Center is a landmark on several levels.
It is located adjacent to the Arizona State University Campus on the corner of University Drive and College Avenue, purported to be the busiest sidewalk in the United States when school is in session. But the project is also a landmark for the ICF industry, setting several new benchmarks.
The building is owned by the Catholic Archdiocese of Phoenix, one of the major drivers of commercial ICF construction. (They’ve built more than a dozen major ICF projects in the past few years, with at least that many more in the planning stages.) This facility serves as a social and religious resource for Catholic students at ASU, developing and strengthening the faith of the next generation of community, business and spiritual leaders.
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These targeted marketing brochures (2-4 pages), such as Disaster Resistance, Insulation Values, ICF vs. Wood Cost Comparisons, Religious Institutions, Educational Buildings, etc., can be used for trade show pieces or to help give your sales pitch credibility. Customizable with your own company logo and contact information. High quality downloadable pdf files will be sent via email and also in your account downloads section after checkout.
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