Explain your priorities
Tell us about comfort, durability, indoor humidity, maintenance, or other goals for the home. Describe the outcome you want before committing the brief to individual products.
Where we build / Travelers Rest, South Carolina
Build for how
you want to live.
For residential construction in Travelers Rest, New Wave Builders connects the home’s design, construction approach, and building systems during planning. Share your property, plans, and the comfort or performance goals that matter to you.
Preparing your project brief
Consider the home
as a connected system.
Windows, walls, roof assemblies, insulation, and mechanical systems affect one another. If you are considering a particular construction method or have specific comfort goals, identify them while the design is being developed so the related decisions can be coordinated.
Share the construction approach
Include any drawings or specifications for conventional or insulating concrete form construction. Identify the assemblies and materials already selected and those still being evaluated.
Coordinate with the design team
Provide available architectural and engineering information. Note open questions about structure, enclosure, and mechanical systems that need to be resolved as part of the project.
Before we begin
Questions for
the first conversation.
Can I discuss ICF construction for my home?
Yes. Share your plans, site, and goals so the construction approach can be considered with the architecture, engineering, and budget.
Should comfort and mechanical-system goals wait until later?
Include them in the initial brief. Early discussion helps the design team consider their relationship to the enclosure and construction details.
Project fit and availability depend on the property, scope, and schedule. Share the address and your plans to start the discussion.
In development / Travelers Rest
A planned ICF home
at Luberon Lane.
219 Luberon Lane is a six-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath residence in development in Travelers Rest. The home is planned with insulating concrete form construction and mountain views.
Explore the conceptual rendering and front elevation. The project is in development; design, materials, and construction details remain subject to change.
View the Luberon Lane projectBuild with New Wave