June/July 2006
$4.95
Second Annual ICF Builder Awards
Project Profile: Castle in Connecticut
Wall Finishes for Commercial Construction
How To: Window and Door Details
Becoming an ICF Distributor
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Second Annual ICF Builder Awards
This popular “project of the year” competition is back again.
Project Profile: Castle in Connecticut
Stone veneers, inside and out, turn this home into a showpiece.
Wall Finishes for Commercial Construction
This versatile, inexpensive finish is perfect for commercial ICF work.
How To: Window and Door Details
Window detailing tips that work for challenging architectural styles.
Becoming an ICF Distributor
Leading manufacturers discuss what it takes to be successful.
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As I See It: Beauty Makes the Difference
ICF News Roundup
New Products
Green Building: Selecting Energy-Efficient Windows
Design Perspectives: Make Good Elevations Even Better
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| Weight | .25 lbs |
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| Magazine Format | Digital Download Magazine, Print Mailed Magazine |
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