Author archive for BethAnn Kruljac

Project Profile: Arizona Deep Residential Retrofit
By BethAnn Kruljac on April 22, 2014
Arizona Deep Residential Retrofit: Deep Residential Retrofit | Phoenix, Arizona 1951 abandoned house is transformed into an energy-efficient home....
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Foam blocks form hilly landscape at Maggie Daley Park Site, Chicago Sun-Times
By BethAnn Kruljac on April 16, 2014
Great story in the Chicago Sun-Times about the use of InsulFoam Geofoam in Chicago’s newest and biggest downtown attractions,...
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Baltimore Area Bike Retailer Expands with R-Tech Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on April 14, 2014
Photos by Hal Sachs of project’s design firm, Ammon Heisler Sachs, PC and courtesy of Race Pace Bicycles With five Baltimore...
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Right-sizing Under-slab Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on April 14, 2014
Originally published in Structure Magazine, Structural Economics section, April 2014 Structural Economics: cost benefits, value engineering, economic analysis, life...
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New Mexico Schools Save on Construction Costs with EPS Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 31, 2014
Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) in New Mexico have been undertaking a massive classroom and educational rebuild and remodel. All...
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Question & Response: XPS, EPS, and Dock Flotation
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 28, 2014
Useful references to support this article: NEW moisture absorption data regarding XPS, moisture absorption and the effects on R-Value...
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New Below Grade Data Released: EPS vs. XPS Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 26, 2014
The EPS Industry Alliance (EPS IA) has released NEW moisture absorption data regarding XPS, moisture absorption and the effects...
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Applications, Design & Construction Considerations for EPS Geofoam
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 19, 2014
Originally posted on CE News online in Progressive Engineering Geofoam: A lightweight fill alternative Geofoam is a rigid, engineered,...
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Product Feature: Durable, Energy-Efficient Composite Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 17, 2014
InsulFoam HD Composite roof insulation system combines lightweight EPS with high-density polyisocyanurate for use in adverse weather. FULL PRODUCT...
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Utilizing Geofoam in Foundation Design for Steep Sloped Lots
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 13, 2014
A custom high end home was built on a very steep hillside lot overlooking Lake Washington near Seattle. The...
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Author archive for BethAnn Kruljac

Project Profile: Arizona Deep Residential Retrofit

Foam blocks form hilly landscape at Maggie Daley Park Site, Chicago Sun-Times

Baltimore Area Bike Retailer Expands with R-Tech Insulation

Right-sizing Under-slab Insulation

New Mexico Schools Save on Construction Costs with EPS Insulation

Question & Response: XPS, EPS, and Dock Flotation

New Below Grade Data Released: EPS vs. XPS Insulation

Applications, Design & Construction Considerations for EPS Geofoam

Product Feature: Durable, Energy-Efficient Composite Insulation

Utilizing Geofoam in Foundation Design for Steep Sloped Lots

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