The document reports the results of an international survey about how building codes around the world use climate data to address hazards.

Held each year in May, the 2021 event will emphasize "Prevent, Prepare, Protect. Building Codes Save."

The free tools offer detailed information about global building code usage and U.S. adoptions.

The legislation requires installation of CO detectors to be consistent with the 2018 International Fire Code.

The deadline to submit proposed changes to the 2024 Group A I-Codes is Jan. 11.

At the 2020 RESNET Building Performance Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, the organizations announced a comprehensive program that would utilize IECC/HERS Compliance Specialists for all energy code compliance paths.

The new task force — made up of building safety, health and other experts — will develop resources to prepare buildings and communities worldwide for disease-related threats.

ICC and FLASH celebrate the comprehensive study conducted around hazard-resilient building codes to date.

Individuals and organizations are recognized for their accomplishments and service to their communities, the building safety industry and the council.

As a result of the nuanced and regulated nature of adding outdoor seating due to COVID-19, the association has published considerations and guidelines for business owners and designers leveraging this strategy.