November/December 2018
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ICF Basics for Commercial Contractors
Success Stories from the Commercial Sector
Project Profile: Douglass High School
Project Profile: Finnish Rest Home
Project Profile: St. Juan Diego Church
Benchmarks: An Update
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ICF Basics for Commercial Contractors
The shortage of qualified commercial ICF installers is being addressed in a new course designed by the ICF Manufacturers Association.
Success Stories from the Commercial Sector
Three projects in the multifamily, education, and religious sectors showcase how ICFs can be used successfully in light and heavy commercial construction.
Project Profile: Douglass High School
The latest in a series of ICF schools in Kentucky.
Project Profile: Finnish Rest Home
This nine-story senior living center demonstrates all the advantages ICFs bring to multifamily construction.
Project Profile: St. Juan Diego Church
This remarkable Catholic church in Arizona shows how knowledgeable contractors can create best-in-class religious buildings with ICF.
Benchmarks: An Update
Ten years ago, this magazine spotlighted the tallest and biggest ICFs projects yet built. In the ensuing decade, several have been surpassed and it’s time to recognize
the current record holders.
As I See It: The Value of Truth
In the News: Nudura Acquired by Dryvit
ICF News Roundup
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