Amvic Building System Project Profile - Cornerstone Assembly of God
Sponsored by: Amvic Building System
Type: Case Study
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Amvic ICFs (Insulated Concrete Forms) are hollow, lightweight, “stay in place” forms made of 2 panels of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) that are connected by polypropylene webs. To make walls, the forms are stacked together then filled with concrete which creates a stable, durable and sustainable structure.
“The total cost of all the utilities for this building is less than in the old building which was 1/10 the size!” Bob Barker, Carter-Waters Distributor
Learn More about the Benefits of ICF use in the Religious Sector:
- Considerably reduced operating costs
- Significantly lower maintenance
- Quiet and comfortable atmosphere
- Excellent acoustics
- Designed to last hundreds of years
- Improved environmental performance
- Safe during extreme weather
- Fire resistant
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