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Housing Production and Technology


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Cost and Benefits of Insulating Concrete Forms for Residential Construction
Authors: 
NAHB Research Center Inc.
Release Date: 
November 2001


Steel vs. Wood, Cost and Short Term Energy Comparison, Valparaiso Demonstration Homes
Authors: 
NAHB Research Center Inc.
Release Date: 
October 2001


A Community Guide to Factory-Built Housing
Authors: 
Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
Release Date: 
September 2001


Industrializing the Residential Construction Site Phase II: Information Mapping, (June 2001, 81 p.)
Authors: 
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Michael O’Brien
Wakefield, Ron
Beliveau, Yvan
Release Date: 
June 2001


Barriers to Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing: Volume 1 Findings and Analysis
Authors: 
Center for Urban Policy Research
Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy
Listokin, David
Listokin, Barbara
Release Date: 
May 2001


Structural Design Loads for One- and Two-Family Dwellings
Authors: 
NAHB Research Center Inc.
Release Date: 
May 2001


Economical ICF To Cold-Formed Steel Floor Connections
Authors: 
NAHB Research Center Inc.
Release Date: 
May 2001


In-Plane Shear Resistance of Insulating Concrete Form Walls
Authors: 
NAHB Research Center Inc.
Release Date: 
April 2001


Moisture Problems in Manufactured Homes
Authors: 
Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
Housing and Building Technology Division
Release Date: 
March 2001


Wood Shear Walls with Corners
Authors: 
NAHB Research Center Inc.
Release Date: 
March 2001


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Housing Production and Technology



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