GEORGETOWN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Ashbury Hills Elementary School is the first complete school built with ICFs in the state of Nebraska, and its gymnasium was built to full height with Fox Blocks.
WOUNDED WARRIOR HOME
These owners wanted a 100% self-sustaining, off-the-grid home. Because of its energy-efficiency and insulation properties, Fox Blocks ICF was the perfect solution.
LODGE AT MARLOW
Fox Blocks contributed to a family property along the Fish River near the Alabama Gulf Coast.
ZERO PLACE
A Zero-Energy Living Concept for a Brighter and Greener Future. Zero Place is a groundbreaking development boasting zero-energy living in its four-story mixed-use building with 46 multi-family units and 8,400 square feet of retail space.
PIE EYED MONK BREWERY
A 150-year-old grainery building was transformed into a restaurant and microbrewery in Ontario by a couple looking to revitalize their community and join the up-and-coming craft beer market.
KAYDEN'S PLACE
Community and Charity Bring Kayden a Special Backyard Oasis. Kayden’s Place is a water feature, pool and playground that provides Kayden, a 12-year-old boy with a very rare genetic disease, with a backyard adventure that contributes to his sensory and cognitive development.
BARKING DOG VINEYARD AND ESTATE
Old-World Style Home and Vineyard Prove ICF Resilence. Noble materials like custom heavy-timber structural trusses, rafter tails, and outlookers give the home a natural ranch look, while hand-cut, locally sourced, natural stone accents provide a solid footing and timeless durability.
WEST VANCOUVER BC RESIDENCE
The 5,200 square foot custom home is built on a large rock on the side of a mountain.
SPINIEO RESIDENCE
This massive home, an incredible mix of traditional styling and modern technology, includes hand-carved marble mantles, a 1,500-bottle brick wine cellar, five wood-burning fireplaces, a real stone bar with a 4” thick walnut bookend bartop, and a custom pyramid skylight in the roof above the master bedroom.
KRAFTHAUS
The Krafthaus home was built in the plains of Black Forest, Colorado which meant a high water table (4’ below grade), poor soil quality, and weather conditions that included high wind gusts and snow drifts up to 5 feet tall.