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Insulated concrete forms continue their upward climb as a viable, energy efficient system for builders.

A 12-story, slot-machine-themed tower suspends riders 70 feet and 110 feet above Fremont Street in Las Vegas. And its façade sports a good-looking, wild EIFS application.

Social media has shown to be a huge part of our everyday lives. In the past few years, businesses have caught on to the trend, reaching more and more customers each day.

Today’s builders are challenged with delivering homes that will pass codes and exceed buyer expectations for energy efficiency without compromising job site efficiency and profitability.

An acoustical ceiling now floating above Rocky River High School’s newly renovated media center and library on Cleveland’s west side is the work of Roger Kreps Drywall & Plastering Co.

The year 1969 was a particularly interesting and exciting time for America.

Washington state-based Evergreen Building Products has become one of the largest wall and ceiling suppliers in the Pacific Northwest—even as an independent.

The 7,000 square-foot stack of books features Icynene Classic and has already received industry recognition for its design and use of spray foam insulation.

It’s So Easy Being Green. These days, foam is not only recyclable, but also a great source of revenue.

Following such practices can maximize the building’s exterior stability.