by Mitch Spence | Aug 5, 2020
I pulled up to Weber State’s net-zero home and saw Jeremy Farner, Associate Professor of Construction and Building Sciences, and his son, Scout, tinkering with some blocks of wood. I got out of the car and as I approached I expected the father and son to notice...
by Mitch Spence | May 25, 2020
Housing with a Purpose Approaching Soleil, its clean-cut modern design stood out as well as its exhilarating views of the Wasatch Mountains and the Salt Lake Valley. Though striking, aesthetics and views aren’t the most important features when it comes to Soleil...
by Mitch Spence | Aug 21, 2018
Home With a View A few weeks ago we drove the AeroBarrier trailer up Parley’s Canyon and made our way to the secluded mountain subdivision of The Preserve. After climbing even more elevation, we arrived at the construction site of a striking custom home being built by...
by AeroBarrier Utah | Jun 27, 2018
Simple Designs Over the years, builders have attempted to construct ever tighter and tighter homes. Out of necessity, in a world without AeroBarrier, efficient home designs have generally employed simple shapes and stayed relatively small. In fact, The tightest home...
by Mitch Spence | May 4, 2018
AeroBarrier makes compartimentalization possible for apartment buildings, as Medium explores in a recent article. From the article: “For New York-based architect Chris Benedict, compartmentalization is the holy grail of apartment building design. As a recognized...
by Mitch Spence | Apr 2, 2018
Homebuilders in Arizona have long been dealing with the extreme heat (Climate Zone 5), and searching for innovations to help them build better homes that are safer, more durable, and cost effective. With AeroBarrier’s debut this year, many contractors are now...
