March/April 2024
$4.95 – $5.95
From the ICFMA: ICFs for Basements and Beyond
Winners of the 19th Annual ICF Builder & People’s Choice Awards
How To: Avoid Concrete Voids
Project Profile: A. Gary Walsingham Academy
Project Profile: MAC Federal Credit Union, Wasilla
Description
Description
Features
From the ICFMA: ICFs for Basements and Beyond
By Natalie Rodgers
While insulated concrete forms are an ideal solution for foundations and basements, there is a misnomer that they are only utilized for those below-grade conditions. In fact, ICFs can be used above-grade all the way to the roof to enhance their insulation and durability benefits to the end-user.
Winners of the 19th Annual ICF Builder & People’s Choice Awards
- Pools & People’s Choice: Garnet Way Infinity Pool
- Small Residential: King’s Bay Point
- Small Residential People’s Choice: Above The Bar
- Large Residential & People’s Choice: Carmi Home Project
- Unlimited Residential: Custom Beach House
- Unlimited Residential People’s Choice: The Ranch
- Light Commercial & People’s Choice: Lake Clark Air Hangar & Terminal
- MultiFamily Low-Rise & People’s Choice: The Lighthouse
- MultiFamily: Homewood Suites & Hilton Garden Inn
- MultiFamily People’s Choice: Drury Plaza Hotel Lake Buena Vista
- Heavy Commercial: Divi Little Bay Resort
- Heavy Commercial People’s Choice: Canterbury Woods Performing Arts Center
- Education: Rich Pond Elementary School
- Education People’s Choice: Ellis Elementary School
How To: Avoid Concrete Voids
By Tom Patton
Roughly estimating, well over 30 million square feet of ICF walls are filled with concrete annually. Voids are rare, and with proper procedures and training, can be eliminated altogether.
Project Profile: A. Gary Walsingham Academy
The A. Gary Walsingham Academy in Panama City Beach, Florida, is built with Nudura ICFs and was the 2023 Education 1st runner up and People’s Choice Winner. It is the first new school built in the area after Hurricane Michael’s landfall with 160 mph winds, and it is the first ICF project for the school district.
Project Profile: MAC Federal Credit Union, Wasilla
The MAC Federal Credit Union in Wasilla, Alaska, is a prime example of how insulated concrete forms can be used to create a beautiful, energy-efficient, and resilient building. Completed in July 2021, the project was the Light Commercial 2nd runner up and People’s Choice Winner in the 2023 ICF Builder Awards.
Additional Info
Additional information
| Magazine Format | Digital Download Magazine, Print Mailed Magazine |
|---|
Reviews (0)
Related products
ICF Builder Group
1,052
ICF Builder Magazine
ICF Builder Magazine is the information source for contractors, architects, and others involved with
The July/August issue of ICF Builder Magazine is out now. Visit www.icfmag.com/current-issue/ to see what's included in the new issue.
The article discusses how to build a “smart home” using integrated technology and efficient building materials. It highlights how Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs) complement smart home technology by providing superior insulation, security, resilience against extreme weather, and improved indoor air quality. Read more: www.icfmag.com/2025/05/build-a-smart-home/
The 7,975-square-foot Unlimited Residential Winner in Santa Rosa, California, represents not just a rebuild for the owners who lost their home in a fire, but a prime example of what a modern, disaster-resistant home can be. View project: www.icfmag.com/2025/01/altamura-residence/
When something becomes cool or really starts to catch on and show up everywhere people always say, “It’s the new black.” Here’s the flip-side of that. Read article: www.icfmag.com/2025/05/icf-is-the-new-green/
The White Shield Old Scouts Veterans Memorial Center in White Shield, North Dakota, the Heavy Commercial 1st Runner-up, is a 10,533-square-foot facility with one of the largest geodome skylights. View project: www.icfmag.com/2025/01/white-shield-old-scouts-veterans-memorial-center/
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.