This year's celebration will focus on how building safety is personal, local, and global.

The standard will be based on existing requirements for tiny houses used for permanent occupancy contained in the International Residential Code.

The code change development process was recently revised to improve the quality of code content by fostering a more in-depth vetting of code change proposals.

The Pro Codes Act would protect the copyright of codes and standards that governments seek to utilize for public benefit.

Ramiro Mata will lead Plumbing, Mechanical, and Fuel Gas standards development and Rick Bluntzer will support Government Relations in the adoption of codes and standards.  

The new Washington, D.C. office location aligns with the Code Council’s mission to support a more sustainable and resilient built environment and provide additional support for its members.

The International Code Council received the award at the International Building Show in Las Vegas.

This is the latest in a series of energy efficiency and greenhouse gas resources that the Code Council has published to help communities around the world achieve their sustainability and resilience goals.

The International Code Council's 43rd annual campaign invites the public to engage with building safety on a personal, local and global level.

This new resource will ensure energy storage systems are more accessible to building safety and design professionals.