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 Mankind’s ability to leave the cave, raise a shelter of stones or reeds, and coat that shelter with an earthen plaster, enabled him to create the “cave” wherever he desired.  

 No stranger to Walls & Ceilings readers—and the wall and ceiling community to boot—Heartland Acoustics & Interiors has been pioneering the Western U.S. frontier now for more than 15 years.  

New Venetian plaster products can be utilized as an affordable wall solution, to create a personalized look for customers in both ends of the market: residential and high-end commercial sectors. 

 Founded in 1924, the Curtis Institute of Music is a full-scholarship music school located on Philadelphia’s historic Rittenhouse Square.  

 Cold formed steel framing began as a kind of alternative lumber but it is has finally come into its own.  

 Air barriers have recently been identified as one of several effective and viable solutions toward better high-performance buildings.  

 When Walls & Ceilings found out that this year’s INTEX Expo would be held in North Carolina’s largest city, the magazine asked Charlotte-based National Gypsum if the company would collect several contractors into one gathering and conduct a roundtable.  

 Mostly seen and debuting at this year’s INTEX Expo in April, several drywall companies introduced new product lines to the market.