Huntsman Building Solutions unveiled its new Icynene Series Spray Polyurethane Foam product line to builders, architects and attendees of the upcoming International Builders Show February 27-29 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
With the mantra “Give Glass a Second Life™”, Ripple Glass launched their expansion in Atlanta earlier this year and collects more than 1.6 million pounds of glass each week nationwide.
Barricade Building Products unveiled its latest offering, the ThermoPro Rigid Insulation System, now available in two variations: the metallic reflective facer and the poly facer with a clear facer on the back.
Studio 804 is a year-long, educational opportunity for graduate students who are entering the final year of the Master of Architecture program at the University of Kansas School of Architecture and Design. Students are tasked with real-world building challenges as part of the program, including the designing, hiring of consultants, establishing budgets, getting permits and the physical act of building the entire structure.
Firestable Insulation Companyis expanding its insulation market reach with the release of Stablebase™ 2.0 Max R and Stablebase™ 0.5 Max Yield spray polyurethane foam products.
Insulated metal panels are increasingly the preferred building envelope solution for these plants because of their versatility that includes thermal efficiency, temperature control, design flexibility, safety, ease of installation, durability and more.
The North American Insulation Manufacturers Association recently announced the result of its annual recycled content survey, which reports its members' use of recycled materials.
U.S.-based Firestable Insulation Company enters the building insulation market with patented, directly code compliant, NFPA-275 thermal barrier closed-cell spray foam insulation that immediately meets the International Building Code upon application without the need for an additional thermal barrier.
OX Engineered Products has made significant investments in capacity at two of its manufacturing plants in Constantine, Michigan, and Charleston, Illinois.
Pressure is mounting for the building and construction industry to become more sustainable. Designing more energy-efficient buildings is part of that, but reducing embodied carbon is a more pressing — and often challenging — issue.
