2012 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE HANDBOOK
2012 International Building Code Handbook. v. Dedication. This book is dedicated to the memory of the late James E. Bihr, P.E., past chief execu-tive officer of the International Conference of Building Officials (one of the three legacy founding members of the International Code Council) and past chairman of the board of
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