Building for Disaster Resilience: Framing, SIPs, and ICF Compared

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Home Building for Disaster Resilience: Framing, SIPs, and ICF Compared

Today on The Build Show, Matt is joined by Fred Malik, Director of the FORTIFIED program, to dive deep into resilient home construction. They're comparing standard framing, Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), and Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) to see which system stands up best against hurricanes, high winds, and extreme weather. From real-world disaster zone experiences to the science behind wind-resistant builds, we break down the pros, cons, and critical details that builders and homeowners need to know. Can any of these systems meet the gold standard for resilience? Let’s find out!