February/March 2007
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Finding and Training ICF Contractors
ICF Builder Award Winners 2006
Light Commercial: Boulder County Parks
Custom Home: Eagle Rising
Heavy Commercial: Grande Caribbean Condominiums
Residential Development: Casitas Vera Cruz
Project Profile: Eagle Rising
How To: Installing Siding over ICFs
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Finding and Training ICF Contractors
ICF manufacturers spend millions every year to make sure there are trained ICF installers across the continent.
ICF Builder Award Winners 2006
The very best in ICF construction
Light Commercial: Boulder County Parks
Custom Home: Eagle Rising
Heavy Commercial: Grande Caribbean Condominiums
Residential Development: Casitas Vera Cruz
Project Profile: Eagle Rising
This “best custom home of the year” has sweeping radius walls and a bright airy interior.
How To: Installing Siding over ICFs
Wood, vinyl and cement board siding can easily be installed over ICFs.
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As I See It: A Commitment to Accuracy
From the Mailbag
ICF News Roundup
Green Building: ICF Myths vs. Realities — Part II
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| Weight | .25 lbs |
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| Magazine Format | Digital Download Magazine, Print Mailed Magazine |
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