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We dive into the benefits and features of Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) from Logix, specifically their new Element ICF system. ICF blocks are described as interlocking "Lego-like" blocks that remain in place for the life of the building, providing superior insulation, fire resistance, and ease of installation. Matt and Garrett demonstrate how ICF blocks are assembled, highlighting their built-in rebar support, fastening points, and vapor barriers. They discuss the versatility of ICF for various construction applications, from foundation walls to entire homes, emphasizing how ICF saves time, labor, and reduces the need for additional materials like stud walls.

Learn More About Element ICF Here

Episode 11: The Interior Finishes
Episode 10: Flooring, Tile Waterproofing, and Kitchen Cabinets
Episode 12: Series Wrap-up
Episode 9: Siding, Painting, and Mechanicals
Episode 8: The Air Barrier & Drywall
Episode 7: Havelock Wool Insulation
Episode 5: Standing Seam Metal Roof
Episode 6: European Tilt & Turn Windows + Flashing Details
Episode 4: The Cantilevered Deck
Episode 3: Framing
Episode 2: Concrete Piers & Basement Waterproofing
Episode 1: Site Layout
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Episode 0    

Follow Jake Bruton with Aarow Building as his team builds a high-performance home in Columbia, MO. Jake and architect Steve Baczek work together to overcome the building science challenges that are inherent in a modern design. You don’t want to miss this 12-episode original series where the two w...

Episode 1: Site Layout

Episode 1: Site Layout

Episode 1    

The Hilltop Aarow House project in Columbia, Missouri is featured on a start-to-finish journey by Jake Bruton and Steve Baczek, focusing on energy efficiency and planning for the construction process.

Episode 2: Concrete Piers & Basement Waterproofing

Episode 2: Concrete Piers & Basement Waterproofing

Episode 2    

This episode of Build Show Build focuses on the foundation of the house and how design choices are used to prevent water management problems. Watch to learn more.

Episode 3: Framing

Episode 3: Framing

Episode 3    

Episode 4 of Building Science with Jake and Matt dives into the importance of floor trusses in home construction, showcasing how off-the-shelf components save money and improve stability. Watch the full episode to learn more. Thank you to our sponsors: TruExterior, Sheffield Metals, Simpson Doors, Zehnder, Rheem, EAS, Siga, and Havelock Wool.

Episode 4: The Cantilevered Deck

Episode 4: The Cantilevered Deck

Episode 4    

The cantilevered deck is made with black steel and wood finish, fitting into the building's aesthetics. Start at the foundation, focusing on connections and elevation changes for a seamless installation process.

Episode 5: Standing Seam Metal Roof

Episode 5: Standing Seam Metal Roof

Episode 5    

Learn about the specific details in the low eve roof assembly, wall frames, and the double roof assembly with Sheffield Metals standing seam hidden fasteners on Build Show Build Episode 6. Watch now!

Episode 6: European Tilt & Turn Windows + Flashing Details

Episode 6: European Tilt & Turn Windows + Flashing Details

Episode 6    

European tilt and turn windows sourced from European Architectural Supply in Boston offer a versatile option for this project. Steve provides insight on their installation, washing process, and flashing the opening.

Episode 7: Havelock Wool Insulation

Episode 7: Havelock Wool Insulation

Episode 7    

Steve and Jake emphasize the importance of continuity in insulation, focusing on providing continuous insulation for a more efficient home. Watch Episode 8 for more details.

Episode 8: The Air Barrier & Drywall

Episode 8: The Air Barrier & Drywall

Episode 8    

Steve and Jake discuss the air barrier system on the house, emphasizing the importance of continuity and connecting the barrier to prevent critters. Special guest Matt joins to talk air sealing. Watch Episode 9 for more details.

Episode 9: Siding, Painting, and Mechanicals

Episode 9: Siding, Painting, and Mechanicals

Episode 9    

In this episode, Jake explores the benefits of using TruExterior cladding, discusses paint and mechanicals selections, including water heaters and heating/cooling options. Watch Episode 10 for more details.

Episode 10: Flooring, Tile Waterproofing, and Kitchen Cabinets

Episode 10: Flooring, Tile Waterproofing, and Kitchen Cabinets

Episode 10    

The Build Show Build episode discusses tile and engineered wood flooring for durability. Sponsored by TruExterior, Sheffield Metals, Simpson Doors, Zehnder, Rheem, EAS, Siga, and Havelock Wool.

Episode 11: The Interior Finishes

Episode 11: The Interior Finishes

Episode 11    

In this episode, Jake and Steve discuss the small details that make a big impact on the overall design of the house, from kitchen cabinets to windowsills. Design choices affect the entire home and details matter.

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