Cornerview Apartments

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Cornerview Apartments features 15 affordable housing units on three floors. The unique corner windows featured throughout the building are one of its strongest selling points. “High-quality affordable housing with excellent floor plans are unfortunately an alltoo rare achievement,” explains Daniel Heyden, the project architect. “We seized the opportunity to use ICFs to provide corner bay windows, which are simply not feasible with the Concrete Block (CMU) construction typically used for affordable housing in New York. Twelve of the 15 apartments have both a street or rear and a side yard exposure, which is quite uncommon in affordable housing. Simply put, Insulated Concrete Forms allow for corner windows, corner living rooms, corner apartments, apartments that feel more like small houses.”

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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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