March/April 2017
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Project Profile: Frost Street Apartments
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Sector Spotlight: Agriculture
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ICF Builder Award Winners 2017
Highlighting the very best ICF projects in recent years. Judges selected a winner and runner-up in ten categories.
- Large Residential
- Small Residential
- MultiFamily
- Specialty Application
- Light Commercial
- Hospitality
- Education
- Development
- Heavy Commercial
Project Profile: Howell Residence
Thanks to a team of expert ICF installers, this complex home design was made a reality on a congested and highly visible lot in the hills overlooking Phoenix.
ICF Comparison Chart
Updated and corrected information on every all-foam ICF system currently on the market.
Project Profile: Carrell Estate Home
Built through the recession, this 29,000-sq.-ft. home is designed to withstand 160 mph winds without compromising on luxury living.
Project Profile: Holiday Inn Express
Built on a “postage stamp” lot, this eight story hotel is the tallest building in downtown Louisville, Ky. ICFs allowed
it to open six months early.
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As I See It: Building a Better Magazine
Technically Speaking: Revised ICF Standard
By Robert Sculthorpe
ICF News Roundup
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