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  ...UP CLOSE / LOW-RISE BUILDINGS

Methodist church built with Logix ICFs

 


Little Greensburg Big on Green Concrete

When an EF5 tornado hit Greensburg, Kansas, in May 2007, the town was leveled.  Town residents came together just days after the natural disaster and decided to rebuild Greensburg as a GreenTown, using all sustainable materials.  Now a nationally publicized landmark of green building, the town has made huge strides in just two years.  More

  ...UP CLOSE

Earth Day Expo

 


Dukane Precast Unveils Project with Earth Day Celebration

Every year, students at North Central College hold a celebration of Earth Day.  This year, they had a little extra publicity, thanks to Dukane Precast and the construction of their new, environmentally friendly Residential Hall/Recreation Center.   More

  . PEOPLE AND PROJECTS


Bell house

  Reality Show Builds First National Green Building Standard™-Certified Home

On March 22, ABC’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” featured the Bell family of Tucson, Arizona.  Lizzie Bell, 14, suffers from a rare blood disease.  With mounting medical bills, the Bell family was unable to update the home to be a healthy, safe environment for their sick daughter.   More

  . INDUSTRY NEWS .MULTIF
Concrete Home


Bob Harris products


 

Webinar Will Enhance Green Homes through the Sustainable Performance, Value and Quality of Concrete

On May 14, PCA’s Low-Rise Sustainability and Technology Manager, Donn Thompson, will lead a webinar teaching registrants how to integrate high-performance concrete homebuilding technologies into NAHB National Green Building Standard-certified projects. More

Decorative Concrete Expert Offers Comprehensive Workshop

On October 28-29, renowned Decorative Concrete expert Bob Harris will be conducting the workshop “Getting Started in the Field of Decorative Concrete”.  This class will offer useful information for beginners, as well as seasoned professionals.  More

  . ASK THE EXPERT MUkMILY

Donn Thompson

 


Ask the Expert: Donn Thompson, AIA, CGP, LEED AP

Do you need an architect or engineer to design a cast-in-place concrete home? Click here to find out!


  ...UPCOMING EVENTS

Calendar

 



 

May 11-13

Intensive Precast Countertops 101

Raleigh, NC
May 14 Concrete Solutions for the National Green Building Standard ™ Webinar Online
May 14-15 Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Workshop Raleigh, NC
May 29 Workshop on Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavement (PICP) Lisle, IL
June 8-10 Intensive Precast Countertops 101 Raleigh, NC
June 11-12 Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Workshop Raleigh, NC


  ...ON THE HORIZON
In the Next Issue . . .  


In our next issue, we'll look at the most innovative concrete masonry projects of 2008 and a concrete Whole Foods store in Chicago.

  ...TOOLS OF OUR TRADE

WB003


EB560

 


WB003:
Concrete Solutions for the National Green Building Standard ™ Webinar

New! Click here to learn how the many high performance concrete homebuilding technologies can contribute to certification of your next residential project under the new NAHB National Green Building Standard. Enhance your reputation through the performance, value and quality of concrete homes.

EB560: PCA 100-2007, Prescriptive Design of Exterior Concrete Walls for One- and Two-Family Dwellings

Bestseller! Click here for a design standard for exterior concrete walls for one- and two-family dwellingsthat applies to the design and construction of concrete footings, foundation walls, and above-grade concrete walls built with insulating concrete forms or removable formwork.

 
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