September/October 2017
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ICFs and Disaster Resistance
Project Profile: West High School
Termites and ICF
Project Profile: Florida Hurricane Home
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ICFs and Disaster Resistance
Insulated Concrete Forms withstand man-made calamities just as well as they do natural disasters.
Project Profile: West High School
After a devastating industrial accident destroyed much of the town, this Texas community rebuilt their combined middle school and high school with blast-resistant ICFs.
Project Profile: Pierce County Readiness Center
This multi-purpose military building in Washington state meets the highest force protection requirements and green building standards, thanks largely to ICF technology.
Termites and ICF
Termites are a major concern in many areas of the U.S. Here are the facts about protecting above- and below-grade ICFs in areas of heavy termite infestation.
Project Profile: Florida Hurricane Home
Built to net-zero standards, this Florida home took a direct hit from Hurricane Matthew as it neared completion, and survived with minimal damage.
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