Researchers discovered that the new topological insulator could support robust edge currents even at room temperature.

To comply with the new building code, the crew replaced the old blanket insulations in the walls and ceilings.

The new roof specifications require composite board insulation to meet both thermal performance and fire-resistance standards.

For the attic and exterior walls, we chose glass fiber insulation, a blanket or rigid-board product of glass fibers bound with a binder, faced or unfaced, designed to insulate roofs and walls.

The architect specified cellular glass insulation for the rooftop parapet to ensure long-term moisture resistance.

During the museum renovation, engineers specified cellular glass insulations for the foundation to prevent moisture intrusion.