International Building Codes and Guidelines for Interior Design

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This book fits a niche that doesnt seem to have been addressed so far. I can easily see the case studies as a wonderful weapon for students to use to attempt to emulate for their projects. Robert Paul Meden, Marymount University, USA Introduces you to the International Building Codes and other regulatory guidelines and shows you how to apply design solutions with illustrated case studies. The book provides an overview of building codes and standards, and includes a description of the permitting process, document submission, and compliance and occupancy of the built project. The second part of the book is comprised of case studies illustrating all of the major codes areas. These case studies include REVIT rendered illustrations of important details, exercises practicing key concepts, and end-of-chapter compliance checklists. Special attention has been given to including both LEED and WELL Building Standards. Features An innovative approach to learning codes and guidelines, which presents them as an opportunity for design creativity Chapter features include learning objectives, key terms, case studies, checklists, codes tables, and project exercises Includes the latest updates for IBC 2018 codes compliance Projects include both residential and commercial spaces

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This book fits a niche that doesnt seem to have been addressed so far. I can easily see the case studies as a wonderful weapon for students to use to attempt to emulate solutions for their projects. -- Robert Paul Meden, Marymount University, USA
The case study approach is excellent as an organizing tool for sorting out a great deal of information that typically overwhelms students, and faculty sometimes as well. -- Julia Speck, George Washington University, USA
It reads more clearly than the current Codes Guidebook for Interiors and providing sample projects per occupancy is a great way to learn codes. The strengths include the multiple project samples, multiple plan revisions, and a clear process of evaluation. -- Jessica Etheridge, University of Tennessee Chattanooga, USA
This book is a source of examples and a hands-on workbook. -- Joseph Gentile, New York School of Interior Design, USA

Author Bio

Lisa M. Tucker, PhD, LEED, is an associate professor of Interior Design in the School of Architecture and Design at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech). She is the author of Designing Sustainable Residential and Commercial Interiors, winner of the 2014 ASID Joel Polsky Prize, and the co-author of Cradle-to-Cradle Home Design.