2024 MultiFamily Low-Rise Winner & People’s Choice Winner Project Statistics Location: Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada Type: Condominium Size: 20,70 sq. ft. ICF Use: 75,485 sq. ft. Cost: $15.4 million Total Construction: 105 weeks ICF Installation Time: 165 days Construction Team Owner/Developer: Greystone General Contractor: Greystone ICF Installer: Greystone Form Distributor: Amvic Building System Architect: Duncan Ross Architect Site Supervisor: Nat Spadafora Project Manager: Kyle Gray ICF System: Amvic Fast Facts 43-unit building with underground parking ..read more

2024 MultiFamily Low-Rise 1st Runner Up Project Statistics Location: Hope Cove, England Type: Vacation rentals Size: 14,800 sq. ft. ICF Use: 20,301 sq. ft. Cost: $2.2 million Total Construction: 108 weeks ICF Installation Time: 225 days Construction Team Owner/Developer: Trinity Square Developments General Contractor: Lilburn & Elliott Construction Ltd. ICF Installer: Lilburn & Elliott Construction Ltd. Form Distributor: The Fell Partnership Architect: Trinity Square Developments ICF System: Nudura Fast Facts Blends into existing architecture o ..read more

2023 MultiFamily-Low Rise Winner Zero Place in New Paltz, New York, is a mixed-use building consisting of retail, apartments, and amenities, built using Fox Blocks by Airlite Plastics Co. The nearly 63,000 square foot building was completed in March 2022 for a total cost of $11 million. The builders took 70 days to install the ICFs out of a total project construction time of 102 weeks, estimating that they saved two months of work time by using ICFs. Zero Place is a large, four-story structure including 8,400 square feet of retail on the first floor and 46 one- and two-bedroom resident ..read more

2023 MultiFamily Low-Rise 1st Runner-Up The Tom in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada, is a condominium built using the Amvic Building System, now known as Alleguard. The project consists of three floors at just under 14,000 square feet per floor, plus a parking garage. The project used 28,492 square feet of exterior ICF blocks along with 12,213 square feet for shear walls, stairwells, elevator walls, and demising walls. The total square footage of ICF used was 43,565. Pat Dubé, a contractor and developer at Greystone Project Management Inc., estimates that two months out of the total 65.7-we ..read more

2023 MultiFamily Low-Rise 2nd Runner-Up (People’s Choice Winner) The Chatham Building in Fairhope, Alabama, is a mixed-use building with businesses offices and a residence on the first floor and a residence on the second floor. Built using Fox Blocks ICFs, the building features include a blend of classical Southern architecture along with Fortified Gold hurricane-resistant features. The first floor business area is 2,888 square feet with a 555-square-foot residence, while the second floor residence is 3,448 square feet for a total of 6,891 square feet. Design and Architecture Fairhope ..read more

2022 MultiFamily Low-Rise 2nd Runner-Up (People’s Choice Winner) Project Statistics  Location: Scottsdale, Arizona Type: Duplex custom homes Size: 11,060 sq. ft. (5,530 sq. ft. per unit) ICF Use: 10,160 sq. ft.  Total Construction: 18 months ICF Installation Time: 90 days Construction Team  Owner/Developer: Old Town LLC General Contractor: Bedbrock Developers LLC ICF Installer: Modern Group Form Distributor: Fox Blocks Architects: Drewett Works ICF System: Fox Blocks Fast Facts  Very small lot  Site coordination was a challenge Located in the ..read more

2022 MultiFamily Low-Rise 1st Runner-Up Project Statistics  Location: Brooklyn, New York Type: Townhomes Size: 37,727 sq. ft. ICF Use: 81,410 sq. ft.  Cost: $15,970,000  Total Construction: 3 years ICF Installation Time: 178 days for walls and floor   Construction Team  Owner/Developer: State Renaissance Townhomes LLC General Contractor: FG-PH Corp. ICF Installer: Bell Concrete Construction Form Distributor: PolycreteUSA Architect: Design AIDD Architecture, DPC Structural Engineer: Solomon Rosenzweig, PE PC MEP Engineer: Daghe ..read more