A Study of the Geodesic Dome Applied to Housing: Introduction And Annotated Bibliography Council of Planning Librarians. Exchange Bibliography, No. 379
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However, they would compete on the same market as conventional multi-family housing.
19. CPL Exchange Bibliography #379 Geodesic dcmes, like most of the other promising new developments in housing technology, will achieve their full potential only after housing and building codes have been revised to make them more uniform and more flexible. As the codes presently operate, a builder must deal x\rith fragmented "specification" codes, which permit practically no innovations of any sort, or Xirith... Uniform Building Code (UBC) standards, x^^hich some localities have revised so as to make them almost as restrictive as the codes they replaced.
Under the UBC, an architect or engineer, registered in the state in which the structure is to be built, must attest that it will stand.
Hoiiever, if a particular design is approved by the International Conference of Building Officials (through structxiral testing) approval under UBC is considerably simplified. This process of approval is necessary for each model of a geodesic domej alterations in material, specifications, or size, hoviever slight, ■will neces- sitate a complete neiir approval.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, they would compete on the same market as conventional multi-family housing.
19. CPL Exchange Bibliography #379 Geodesic dcmes, like most of the other promising new developments in housing technology, will achieve their full potential only after housing and building codes have been revised to make them more uniform and more flexible. As the codes presently operate, a builder must deal x\rith fragmented "specification" codes, which permit practically no innovations of any sort, or Xirith... Uniform Building Code (UBC) standards, x^^hich some localities have revised so as to make them almost as restrictive as the codes they replaced.
Under the UBC, an architect or engineer, registered in the state in which the structure is to be built, must attest that it will stand.
Hoiiever, if a particular design is approved by the International Conference of Building Officials (through structxiral testing) approval under UBC is considerably simplified. This process of approval is necessary for each model of a geodesic domej alterations in material, specifications, or size, hoviever slight, ■will neces- sitate a complete neiir approval.
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