
How Much Does It Cost to Pour a Foundation?
Building a strong and reliable foundation is a significant step in the construction of any home or building. The cost of this process varies depending on foundation type, material, and labor requirements.

4 Alternative Materials for Wood in Construction
Wood has been a staple in construction for centuries. From the humble log cabin to the towering skyscrapers of modern metropolises, wood always seems to find its place in construction.

SMP Architecture Saves Time with ICF for Waterfront Rescue Mission
The design team at SMP Architecture wanted to create a safe and secure, sustainable structure with low maintenance costs for the owners.

House Framing 101 - How to Select the Best Framing Option for Your Home

Foundation Types: 8 Different Types of Home Foundations

The Changing Landscape of K-12 School Construction in 2025
School construction for K‑12 is changing to meet today’s higher performance expectations. It’s about finding the right balance between keeping costs manageable, building strong, durable structures, and making schools more energy-efficient.
Is a high performance ICF home less expensive to build than a wood framed high performance home?
Yes, marginally higher on the initial capital costs, but, it is a recorded fact that Fox Blocks high performance homes out perform in comfort and operating costs over a wood framed home. These creates monthly cost savings for the life cycle of the Fox Blocks home.

HOOPER AVENUE APARTMENTS
Modern, Energy-Efficient Apartments Overcome Alaskan Temperatures. Hooper Avenue Apartments boast low energy costs and comfortable living temperatures with a seamless construction process.

Fiberglass Rebar vs. Steel Rebar: A Comprehensive Comparison
Reinforcing concrete with the right material can shape the success of any construction project. The debate surrounding fiberglass rebar vs steel rebar significantly impacts a structure’s performance, durability, and long-term costs.

3 Reasons Why Building with LEED Materials is Better for Your Business
As green building becomes more common practice, there is a trend towards lower construction costs associated with building sustainably, due to improved technologies and more readily available environmentally friendly building materials.