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SIPA
New Ebook from Green Builder Magazine is available for free download, SIPs are highlighted in this fascinating read.
From the editors of Green Builder Magazine comes a concise look at the latest, greatest innovations changing how homes and multifamily projects are built. From weather barriers to SIPs, utility programs to whole-house air purification that can address urban smog, we look at the how and why of building today.
Green Builder's Annual Building Science Ebook is free to view online or as a pdf download.
Click here to download the pdf version of the Ebook.
SIPA
Sponsoring the best of this annual event.
SIPA is a proud sponsor of both the Design and Construction Week (DCW) and NAHB International Builders' Show (IBS) in Las Vegas, Jan. 21-23, 2020. SIPA is the 2020 Panelized Construction Sponsor of the year for NAHB’s Building System Council and will also be featured in the IBS Learning Lounge; a place where hundreds of high-performance system builders seek the latest in industry knowledge and technology.
The seventh annual Design & Construction Week will bring together more than 95,000 professionals in the largest annual gathering of the residential construction and design industry.
Founding partners, the National Association of Home Builders and the National Kitchen & Bath Association will continue driving the possibilities of home forward with the co-location of the NAHB International Builders' Show (IBS) and NKBA's Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS).
Featuring products from more than 2,000 exhibits in over one million square feet of space, industry experts and numerous networking opportunities, DCW continues to be the must-attend event for everyone involved in residential construction and design.
Click here to learn more about IBS and to register.
Click here to learn more about DCW and to register.
Be sure to take note of the SIPA logo and Sponsorship at both of these online publications.
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SIPA
2019 Housing innovation Awards to be announced. SIPA Building Excellence Award winning projects are in the running.
SIPA is a proud sponsor of the 2019 Home Summit.
Welcome to Zero Energy Ready Home; all Zero Energy Ready Homes are in the top 1 percent of our nation's highest performing homes by virtue of meeting the U.S. federal government's most rigorous labeling guidelines.
Now imagine being recognized as the best of the industry leading builders constructing these homes. That’s what the U.S. Department of Energy Housing Innovation Awards means to this year’s impressive group of award winning builders. The 2019 recipients are recognized in six categories 1) Custom Spec Home; 2) Custom Home for Buyer < 2,500 sq. ft.; 3) Customer Home for Buyer >2,500 sq. ft.; 4) Production Home; 5) Affordable Home; 6) Multi-Family Housing.
This year's award recipients represent a diverse group of builders from 15 different states and are well-represented by both new and past winners including SIPA members Clifton View Homes, Ferrier Custom Homes, and TC Legend Homes. As in past years, all of the award winning homes will be featured on the DOE Tour of Zero on the Zero Energy Ready Home website.
Click here to view the list of 2019 winners to be formally announced on Oct. 1 during a SIPA sponsored lunch award program. Winners include several SIPA members.
Click here to learn more.
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Builder Finance Inc. encourages you to do what you do best – build. We don’t require monthly interest payments (up to 12 months) and we typically fund production deposits & balances due before delivery. We are a coast-to-coast direct lender for builders doing spec or pre-sold houses. GET IN TOUCH.
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SIPA
Single Family Home Under 3,000 sq. ft. by Taiga Design+Build using SIPs by Energy Panel Structures (EPS).
This 1,337 sq. ft. single family residence, Creekside Home, located in Grand Marais, Minnesota, is recognized as Runner-up in the Single Family Home under 3,000 sq. ft. category of the 2019 SIPA Building Excellence Awards.
Built by SIPA member Taiga Design+Build, they develop infill properties within the city of Grand Marais with a focus on unique design and energy efficiency. By specializing in building with SIPs, manufactued by SIPA member Energy Panel Structures (EPS), both goals are met successfully. Quick assembly time made possible by using SIPs, has allowed for the build-out of projects in much shorter time frames which is important with the abbreviated building season in Minnesota.
SIP wall thickness: 6" panels with Neopor core
SIP roof thickness: 10" panels with Neopor core
Features of the home include: Hydronic in-floor heat, tankless domestic hot water heater. HVAC zones controlled by "Smart" technology, and LED lighting throughout home.
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SIPA
SIPA Builder Member
Taiga Design+Build, LLC is a small, design based carpentry company located on the rugged shore of Lake Superior in Northeastern Minnesota. They are a licensed Minnesota Residential Building Contractor that offers a full list of services to meet the demands of prospective home owners. Armed with established and trusted subcontractors and suppliers, Taiga Design+Build can ensure that projects exceed client expectations.
From rustic to contemporary, new construction and remodels, from six bedroom dream escapes to tiny houses along the shore, Taiga Design+Build knows that every client is different and so is every property. They specialize in turning ideas into reality with SIPs.
Click here to learn more.
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Pre-cut and RTA Packages
Louisville, KY
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Millwork Light Channel: Integrated Illumination
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Slim, paintable, and only 2.5 watts per foot, the Millwork Light Channel integrates beautifully into shelves and cabinetry (minimum 3/4" thick). Dimmable fixtures may be linked end-to-end to create a maximum run of 40 feet, while providing a clean line of diffused, 95+ CRI illumination to any alcove or nook.
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Boston Real Estate Times
The U.S. Green Building Council released a new report, "LEED in Motion: Retail," showing the prevalence of LEED certification in retail spaces around the world.
LEED is used in more than 12,500 retail locations globally, allowing major brands like TD Bank, Starbucks, 7-Eleven and more to demonstrate achievement of ESG goals to their investors, customers and other stakeholders.
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Engineering News-Record
Sustainable design and construction used to be fairly straightforward. Design firms and contractors would take the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards, work with the owner on what level of LEED certification it was willing to aim for, and complete the checklist to meet it. But with the proliferation of standards, more state and local requirements and growing sophistication of owners about what they want or need, the industry is now faced with a more daunting task to ensure work is sustainable.
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Architectural Record
To encourage residents to build greener houses, Phoenix is offering free design and construction plans for HOME nz, a three-bedroom sustainable residence designed by Marlene Imirzian & Associates Architects.
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Facility Executive
When it comes to commercial building, a persistent question endures: Do you build "green" or do you build to achieve desired performance? It's the kind of question that keeps building scientists awake at night. But the good news is, it is indeed possible to achieve performance and sustainability through building science. A challenge often encountered when planning for a sustainable building is how to achieve those green goals while also ensuring a safe, well-performing structure. Building professionals have more options today than even a decade ago.
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