“The project was designed to be as sustainable as possible. The goal was to produce a LEED gold building. Many factors were considered to obtain this, but all of which quickly centered around an ICF block building which would give sustainability options without limits.”
- ICF Installation Time: 60 Days
- Total Construction Time: 300 Days
- Time Saved by Building with ICFs: 30 Days
“The inclusion of the ICF system was of critical importance to the sustainability and the energy performance of the building. The continuous insulation and high R-Value contributed immensely in achieving the lofty goals that were set for the building envelope. The ICF system will benefit the owner for years to come as their energy costs are at a minimum. Using this system was an environmentally responsible choice. This project is certified as LEED Gold. (Jason Evans SCOTT P. EVANS –
ARCHITECT & ASSOCIATES P.C.)”
“This beautiful award winning building, located in a highly visible location along the I-15 corridor. It features a modern design and floor plan. It was designed with bright/vibrant colors that are appropriate for a fire dispatch center. Large swooping roofs
slope to a single point on the horizon line and to which all lines parallel to the viewer and perpendicular to the horizon line converge at the front entrance of the building.”
— All of the above comments are exerpts from the official Logix Project Awards entry for the Northern Utah Fire Command Centre.
THE DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS THIS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30TH!
This year we have five awards up for grabs:
There are three categories of Logix Project Awards:
- Most Outstanding Small Residential Project (Under 2500 sq ft)
- Most Outstanding Large Residential Project (Over 2501 sq ft)
- Most Outstanding Commercial Project
There are two Logix Promotion Awards in 2012:
- Most Outstanding Local Logix Show Booth
- Most Outstanding Web-Based or On-Line Logix Promotion
Email [email protected] for details and entry information.
