Plasterers contribute to an historic church restoration in the old Southern City.

Insulated concrete forms continue their upward climb as a viable, energy efficient system for builders.

A 12-story, slot-machine-themed tower suspends riders 70 feet and 110 feet above Fremont Street in Las Vegas. And its façade sports a good-looking, wild EIFS application.

The year 1969 was a particularly interesting and exciting time for America.

Washington state-based Evergreen Building Products has become one of the largest wall and ceiling suppliers in the Pacific Northwest—even as an independent.

Walls and Ceilings and the world have both been through a lot in the past 75 years.

Taking advantage of what would be a large concentration of very successful businesses gathered in one spot, Walls & Ceilings carefully selected seven special wall and ceiling contractors together for a roundtable at this year’s Florida Wall & Ceiling Contractors Association Southeastern Annual Trade Show & Convention.

Although he doesn’t particularly enjoy estimates, Frazier does say the most rewarding aspect of the job for him is, “Taking a piece of paper and turning it into a building.”

At a recent roundtable, several Floridians brainstormed on topics which consisted of overall business, challenges in this day and age, expansion and more.

A Washington-based contractor knows the value of using rainscreen products at one of the country’s most renowned universities.