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Goettsch Partners Complete Restoration of Chicago’s Union Station

Restored interior and skylight bring new life to Chicago’s landmark Union Station.

February 13, 2019

Global architecture firm Goettsch Partners (GP) has announced the culmination of a major renovation campaign for historic Chicago Union Station, with the recent completion of the Great Hall Restoration.

Drywall Processes with Rick Eisfeller

February 11, 2019

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We asked Eisfeller, the “mad scientist, drywall Macgyver,” an engineer-turned-drywaller, to weigh in on the best ways to improve the drywall process — working smarter, not harder — and he delivered.

Top Insulation Contractor: Louisville Spray Foam Insulation

Kentucky contractor takes pride in keeping things cool (and warm) to its native environment.

John Wyatt

February 11, 2019

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This month’s cover feature focuses on a Kentucky firm that is a full service insulation contractor.

Top 25 Insulation Contractors 2019

Walls & Ceilings’ Second Annual, Official List Of The Most Progressive Insulation Contractors Working In The Country Today

February 11, 2019

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We ran a nationwide search to find the Top 25 Insulation Contractors for 2019. We present our official list of who we believe are some of the best contractors in this country.

Home Builder Duo Pioneers Best Construction Practices

JS2 Partners is changing the Way We Build - and Live

February 7, 2019

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Home builders Rusty and Jen Stout are doings things differently with a mission to pioneer home building best practices that put people's health first.

Museum Features Creatively Detailed Metal Cladding

February 7, 2019

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A museum devoted to exploring and expanding creativity must have an eye-catching design, and that’s certainly the case for the recently opened Cade Museum for Creativity + Invention in Gainesville, Fla.

Hurricane Michael Causes Severe Damage — Except for One Home

February 6, 2019

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When Hurricane Michael came pounding into the Florida Panhandle last year he brought with him winds upward of 150 mph.

Creating a Disaster Resilient Future

A beacon of hope for those who have been or could be impacted by environmental disasters

Brian Corder

February 5, 2019

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Before I speak to organizations about energy-efficient and disaster-resilient construction, I update the toll that recent storms and disasters have taken.