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finished exterior of village house with curved SIP roof
Ancient Lore Village needed a guest cottage with a roofline straight out of a storybook, curved, not boxy. Here's how ACME Panel SIPs made that curve buildable, and picked up a 2025 SIPA Building Excellence Award along the way.
September 10, 2026
graphic showing wolf blowing sticks versus wolf blowing sticks in three little pigs story
The Three Little Pigs got one thing right about building a stronger home. Here's what that means for SIPs vs. stick frame when the wind picks up.
September 2, 2026
Finished exterior of Sag Harbor Synagogue renovated with SIPs
The oldest synagogue on Long Island needed a renovation and room to grow, all without losing 125 years of history. Three SIP wall thicknesses and two roof thicknesses later, the 1898 sanctuary looks exactly like it always did.
August 24, 2026
house under construction with SIPs
You know that first minute walking into your house on a scorching afternoon, and how long it takes the AC to catch up. In a SIP home, it doesn't take long, because it never has to.
August 20, 2026
completed exterior of a custom home in Virginia built with SIPs
A family wanted out of the suburbs: land big enough to farm, mountain views, and a home that could hold two generations under one roof. What they built in Riner, VA is a SIP home with a 22-foot vaulted roofline, no trusses, and a 2025 SIPA Building Excellence Award to show for it.
August 18, 2026
SIP home under construction with ACME Panel structural insulated panels, showing pre-cut window openings
SIP construction takes more upfront planning than stick frame. That is not a downside, it is the trade-off for a better home or building. Here are the five things worth knowing before you build, from cost to moisture control.
July 28, 2026