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Creating a Disaster Resilient Future

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

February 5, 2019

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

Restoring a Historic Landmark with High-Performance Materials

The Keezell Building

Doug Kramer

September 1, 2018

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This renovation changes the saying "out with the old and in with the new" to "restoring the old and making it new."

EIFS Finds a Niche in the Marketplace

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Buck Buchanan

August 1, 2018

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EIFS offers an option packed building model that first gained its appeal in Atlanta, and is now used in major cities all across the country.

What Direction is Sustainable Building Headed?

In Kentucky, a school becomes one of the first to be net-zero utilizing ICFs.

May 3, 2018

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The Richardsville Elementary School was recently the first net-zero insulated concrete form school in the U.S. Warren County School district.

Environmental Product Declarations Drive Change in Commercial Construction

Moving in the Right Direction

Dennis Wilson

November 5, 2017

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In recent years, building and design professionals have witnessed a significant shift in what is considered a sustainable construction project.

PEP Announces New Division: PEP Exteriors

September 22, 2017

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Phoenix Energy Products has recently launched a new division of their company: PEP Exteriors.

Net-zero School’s Composite Rainscreen Blends Interior with Exterior

February 1, 2017

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Creating an innovative and exciting space for the students was an important part of the new sustainable elementary school in Texas.

A Specific Comparison: EPS and XPS

Jason Burgess

February 1, 2017

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Understanding the differences between EPS and XPS can make or break your project.

EIFS, Here to Save the Day

Tim Rogan

November 1, 2016

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The energy code update in Texas is forcing the construction industry to develop new ways in wall assemblies to conserve energy.

Minimizing Heat Flow: Using Air Barriers and Continuous Insulation to Meet Passive Design Standards

Jeff Diqui

October 1, 2016

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Finding economical solutions for builders and designers that meet the constant code changes can be hard.

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Walls & Ceilings Magazine

2020 January

Check out the January 2020 edition of Walls & Ceilings: Mid-Illinois Cos. Corp. turns 50, meeting tomorrow’s challenges with spray foam insulation, annual spec sheets, and much more!

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