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Building Classification - Part 1: Occupancies
2009 RLGA Technical Services LLC 14 Building Classification - part 1: Occupancies Page 1No. 14 January 2006 RLGAT echnical ServicesBuilding Classification - part 1: OccupanciesBy Ronald L. Geren, AIA, CSI, CCS, CCCA, SCIPIn life, most everything is given some type Classification whether it s objective, such as drivers licenses, or subjective, such as social status. Then there re those people who re in a class all bythemselves. Buildings, like much of everything else, are classified, as are two essential elements of Classification in the Building code: occupancy and constructiontype. In this article ( part 1) I ll address the essential elements of determining a Building s classificationbased on its occupancy .
building code provisions are dependent on the occupancy classification. The IBC, on the other hand, took a more logical approach by stating all “…structures shall be classified with respect to occupancy…
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