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El. knyga: Codes Guidebook for Interiors

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(architect WORKSHOP, Nashville, TN; Belmont University, Nashville, TN), (Life Design for Health, Nashville, TN)
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  • Išleidimo metai: 11-Jan-2022
  • Leidėjas: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781119720973
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"Interior designers, architects and facility managers must have a basic understanding of the various codes that are involved with building interiors, whether they are working with new spaces or renovating existing ones. Codes and standards with interior provisions include the International Codes, the National Fire Protection Association Codes, and accessibility standards such as ADA. Since codes and standards are updated on a regular basis, professionals need to continually stay on top of new requirements and upcoming codes processes"--

THE INTERIOR CODES AND STANDARDS REFERENCE OF CHOICE FOR DESIGNERS AND ARCHITECTS—UPDATED FOR THE 2018 AND 2021 CODES

If you are involved with the design or management of buildings and spaces, it is important to remain up-to-date on the ever-evolving codes and standards that keep communities safe. With over 80,000 copies sold, The Codes Guidebook for Interiors continues to provide comprehensive explanations of the major codes and standards applicable to commercial and residential interior projects. The ­easily navigable format gives clear perspective to how these often confusing concepts and requirements are integrated into real world practice, helping designers incorporate the relevant standards into their ­projects. Updated with the most recent changes and insights to the codes and standards of the ICC, NFPA, ANSI, ADA, and other standards, the Eighth Edition provides unparalleled and integrated guidance on building safety, accessibility, sustainability, energy efficiency, and more.

Updates to the Eighth Edition include:

  • Explanations of code requirements, highlighting the latest changes in the 2018 and 2021 ICC codes, including the International Building Code and the NFPA’s Life Safety Code
  • Clarifications to how and when the ADA, ABA and the ICC/ANSI accessibility requirements will apply to a project
  • Introduction to the codes and standards that address sustainability in typical projects
  • In-depth examinations of fire and smoke resistant assemblies, fire protection systems, and plumbing and mechanical requirements
  • A companion website with printable study flashcards, instructor’s manual, and PowerPoint slides for use in academic settings
  • Digital and printable code checklists that can guide code research for professional projects and use in a design studio

Current, practical, and relevant to nearly any interior or architectural project, The Codes Guidebook for Interiors provides invaluable insight and reference for both student and professional interior designers and architects.

Inset Index xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
How To Use This Book xxi
Abbreviations xxxi
Chapter 1 About The Codes 1(36)
A Brief History
2(1)
Code Publications
3(19)
Federal Regulations
22(3)
Standards Organizations
25(9)
Special Use Codes
34(1)
Research: Using the Codes
35(2)
Chapter 2 Accessibility 37(24)
A Brief History
38(2)
Codes and Standards
40(3)
Federal Regulations
43(7)
Level of Accessibility
50(5)
Enforcement and Responsibility
55(3)
Research: Using the Codes
58(1)
Documentation
59(2)
Chapter 3 Occupancy Classifications And Loads 61(56)
Understanding Occupancy Classifications
62(2)
Description of Occupancies
64(20)
Other Occupancy Considerations
84(3)
More Than One Occupancy Type
87(8)
Accessibility Requirements
95(4)
Determining Occupant Loads
99(13)
Using the Occupant Load
112(1)
Research: Using the Codes
113(1)
Documentation
114(3)
Chapter 4 Construction Types And Building Sizes 117(26)
Understanding Construction Types
117(6)
Identifying Construction Types
123(5)
Sustainability Considerations
128(3)
Understanding Building Height and Area
131(8)
Research: Using the Codes
139(3)
Documentation
142(1)
Chapter 5 Means Of Egress 143(78)
Means of Egress System
144(5)
Exit Accesses
149(20)
Exits
169(9)
Areas of Refuge
178(3)
Exit Discharges
181(2)
Means of Egress Capacity
183(15)
Arrangement of Exits
198(11)
Signage
209(4)
Emergency Lighting and Communication
213(1)
Research: Using the Codes
214(4)
Documentation
218(3)
Chapter 6 Fire And Smoke Resistant Assemblies 221(56)
Passive Systems
222(1)
Active Systems
222(1)
Exiting Systems
222(2)
Compartmentation in a Building
224(1)
Fire Walls
225(1)
Fire Barriers, Horizontal Assemblies, and Fire Partitions
226(17)
Smoke Barriers and Smoke Partitions
243(3)
Opening Protectives
246(14)
Through-Penetration Protectives
260(6)
Test Ratings
266(2)
Using Rated Materials and Assemblies
268(3)
Sustainability Considerations
271(2)
Research: Using the Codes
273(2)
Documentation
275(2)
Chapter 7 Fire Protection Systems 277(34)
Detection Systems
278(7)
Alarm Systems
285(6)
Extinguishing Systems
291(15)
Sustainability Considerations
306(1)
Research: Using the Codes
307(2)
Documentation
309(2)
Chapter 8 Plumbing And Mechanical Requirements 311(56)
Number of Plumbing Fixtures
312(10)
Plumbing Fixture Requirements
322(11)
Toilet and Bathing Facilities
333(16)
Plumbing Sustainability Considerations
349(1)
Mechanical Requirements
350(8)
Mechanical Sustainability Considerations
358(2)
Research: Using the Plumbing and Mechanical Codes
360(6)
Documentation
366(1)
Chapter 9 Electrical And Communication Requirements 367(52)
Electrical Components and Devices
368(14)
Grounding and Circuit Interrupters
382(4)
Light Fixtures
386(4)
Required Electrical Systems
390(3)
Electrical Sustainability Considerations
393(6)
Communication Components and Devices
399(7)
Types of Communication Systems
406(7)
Communication Sustainability Considerations
413(1)
Research: Using the Electrical Codes
414(2)
Research: Using the Communication Codes
416(1)
Documentation
417(2)
Chapter 10 Finish And Furniture 419(72)
Types of Finishes and Furnishings
420(3)
Standards and Testing
423(25)
Determining Finish Requirements
448(9)
Obtaining Test Results
457(6)
Accessibility Requirements
463(7)
Acoustical Partitions and Materials
470(3)
Decorative Materials
473(2)
Signage
475(2)
Other Code Restrictions
477(3)
Sustainability Considerations
480(6)
Research: Using the Codes
486(3)
Documentation
489(2)
Chapter 11 Code Officials And The Code Process 491(34)
Authority Having Jurisdiction
492(4)
Code Review and Enforcement
496(2)
The Code Process
498(14)
Documentation
512(9)
Technology and Process
521(2)
Minimum Requirements and Best Practices
523(2)
Appendix A: Sustainability 525(16)
Green Rating Systems
527(5)
Sustainable Standards and Certification Programs
532(4)
Life Cycle Assessments
536(2)
Environmental Product Declarations
538(1)
Tools and Resources
538(3)
Appendix B: Existing And Historic Buildings 541(10)
Existing Buildings
543(4)
Historic Buildings
547(2)
Sustainability Considerations
549(2)
Appendix C: Family Residences 551(14)
Construction Types and Building Size
552(1)
Means of Egress
553(1)
Fire and Smoke Resistance
554(1)
Fire Detection and Protection
555(2)
Plumbing
557(1)
Mechanical
557(2)
Electrical and Communication
559(2)
Finishes and Furniture
561(1)
Accessibility Considerations
562(1)
Sustainability Considerations
562(3)
Glossary 565(22)
Index 587
Katherine E. Kennon is a professional architect and principal at the Architect WORKSHOP. She has extensive experience in commercial, healthcare, and residential projects. She continues to teach as an adjunct instructor in interior design and architectural programs on the subjects of codes, accessibility, and design. She has conducted various seminars on design, building codes, and accessibility throughout the US.

Sharon K. Harmon has more than twenty-five years experience in interior design and project management. She is owner and founder of Life Design for Health, which combines her experience with interior design with her strong interest in natural health.
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