How Building Codes Work?

[@elysanchez857]

I am so happy to have learned that the CBC is part 2 of the CBSC (also known as title 24). I had thought that title 24 was a complete seperate entity of the CBC, and now I know that the CBSC is still at state level as well. I also love that you mentioned how all pf the chapters are a progression of each other and that the best way to practice in our industr is to know HOW to find the codes that pertain to you as opposed to learning the entire code because it gets updated every 3 years anyway. Finally, I appreciate the mention of all the chapters and what they pertian to. There is a lot of fire safety going on in the CBC, maybe because we are particularly prone to wildfires and such wince we are a chaperal climate and close to desert climates as well, so we likely have the need for stringent fire proteciton.

[@architectprepcourse]

In CA, we have the CA Fire Code (CFC) which is Part 9 of Title 24. You're absolutely right about wildfires in CA as a big hazard. The code does reflect amendments for stringent requirements in those chapters and then at the local level, many authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) will have even more potentially stringent requirements. The Office of the State Fire Marshal also has a big say on fire laws here in CA which the local AHJs must follow!

[@ElladaMeloyan]

One point that resonated with me in the video is the complexity and constant evolution of building codes in architecture. Navigating these codes is crucial for ensuring that buildings are safe, functional, and compliant. While some may find this aspect of architecture tedious, it is an essential part of the design process that ensures the integrity and safety of the structures we create. The video underscores the importance of this often overlooked but vital component of architectural design.

[@sindimateo3606]

This video really helps me understand the difference between the regulation codes and the way the codes are used where different architects use some codes more than others while also using the strictest code to ensure the safety of people and is also a guide to specify the material, height, and requirement base on the building that is being built. The old building or one that was not constructed during the current regulation code is updated if it goes under construction.

[@juliealtamirano6180]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is called the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code. It is divided into two volumes to guide architects, engineers, etc. when applying the code to a building. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@yiningli2920]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is CBC, the California Building Codes. It was divided into two volumes with 35 chapters that are purposefully organized to guide architects and engineers through the process of applying the codes to a specific building or project. It covers topics from occupancy, general building heights and area, fire protection requirements, etc. 3. There are 28 Titles in the California Code of Regulations.

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[@taj9257]

1) The agency that regulates the title 24 building codes is the CBSC- the californica building standards commission. 2) The second part of title 24 is the CBC- the California Buiding Codes. The CBC has two volumes, the first volume had chapters 1-15, and volume two has chapters 16-35. 3) There are 28 titles in the California code of regulation.

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[@daliasandoval9406]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the CBSC, California Building Standards Commission. 2. The second part of Title 24 is the California Building Code. It is divided into two parts and is a guide for architects engineers etc. for applying the code to the building. 3. In the California Code of Regulations there are 28 titles.

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[@serayun1188]

1.The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2. Part 2 of tile 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) which is divided into 2 volumes. Chapters 1-15 is volume 1 and 16-35 is volume 2. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations (CCR).

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@khabib2037]

1.) The agency that regulates Title 24 is the CBSC, also known as the California Building Standards Commission. 2.) Part 2 of Title 24 is the CBC (California Building Codes), which entails thirty five chapters in total, covering topics such as fire protections, safety requirements, building and construction types. 3.) There are twenty-eight titles in total in the California Code of Regulations (CCR).

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@armans.857]

Understanding the difference within different types of structures is integral in understanding building codes. Residential, commercial, special use, and more all have unique building codes that must be adhered to in order to have the closest thing to a guarantee for life safety. I especially find the operation of stadiums unique. They house tens of thousands of people simultaneously and must have extremely regulated procedures. All structures mention above have even deeper definitions and all take into account important factors such as fire resistance, occupancy limit, and materiality.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes, stadium design especially for egress purposes is critical.

[@nikanayer3787]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is called the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC), they oversee the adoption and implementation of building codes. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC). CBC is divided into volumes 1 & 2. Volume 1 is mostly general provisions and volume 2 is more about detailed construction, safety, and specialized topics. 3. The California Code of Regulations (CCR) is divided into 28 titles. They each focus on a specific area of regulation.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@nestorpenagonzalez8096]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the CBSC, the California Building Standards Commission. 2. The second part of Title 24 is the California Building Code. It is a guide for architects, engineers, etc., in the application of the code in construction. 3. In the California Code of Regulations, there are 28 titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great!

[@ryleetoma5271]

1. California Building Standards Commission is the agency that maintains Title 24. 2. The California Building Code is Part 2 of Title 24. It contains two volumes. Volume 1 consists of chapters 1-15 and Volume 2 is chapters 16-35. The chapters are organized to guide building professionals through the process of applying codes to different projects. 3. 28 titles are in the California Code of Regulations.

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[@gabbyperez7306]

1) The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commisions 2) Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) and its divided into 2 volumes. The chapters 1-15 (Volume 1) and chapters 16-35 (Volume 2) are organized specifically in a step-by-step manner to help building professionals apply the codes to projects 3) There are a total of 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Fantastic!

[@Isabelle-oe9nt]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is called the California Building Standards Commission 2. Part 2 of Title 24 (also referred to as CBC) is divided into two volumes, where Volume 1 consists of Chapters 1-15, and Volume 2 consists of Chapters 16-35. The CBC is purposefully organized to guide architects, engineers, and building professionals through the process of applying the code to their buildings/projects. Topics that the chapters go over is occupancy, use/purpose, special requirements depending on the building's function, materials, etc. 3. There are a total of 28 Titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Nice summary!

[@keanaangeliquemallari3125]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code which contains two volumes: Volume 1 containing chapters 1-15 and Volume 2 containing chapters 16-35. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

@@keanaangeliquemallari3125 yes, great!

[@ludwigschulz3777]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) 2. Part 2 of tile 24 is the CBC which is the California Building Code (CBC) which is divided into 2 volumes 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@mzkadventurer82]

1. The body that regulates Section 24 is called the California Building Standards Board. 2. The second part of Title 24 is the California Building Code. It is divided into two volumes and organized to guide architects, engineers, etc., in the application of the code in construction. 3. In the California Code of Regulations, there are 28 titles

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[@natalysegundo5682]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) 2. Part of Title 24 is the California Building Code consisting of 2 volumes. It is used for guiding professionals in the application of code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Correct!

[@anasofiabotero7141]

This video helped me open up and dive into the topic of codes as it gives a preliminary understanding of how everything is step-by-step to have a safe building for all conditions and all types of people. I find the organization of chapters and how each builds from the other to meet all building safety conditions very intriguing. I live in an area where fires are common and have impacted my family personally in the past where we had to evacuate for a week because of the dangers but because of the codes like 1hr rated walls and other things placed by code the likelihood of our safety was much greater and our home did not burn down. 1) CBSC the California Building Standards Commission is the agency that regulates Title 24. 2) Part two of Title 24 is the California Building Code which is divided into two parts to help guide building professionals, engineers, architects, and more; helping them to apply codes. 3) The California Code of Regulations has 28 total titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

I'm glad you discern how codes can impact fire safety either for better or worse.

[@fluffyman76]

1.) The California Building Standard Commission is the agency that regulates the codes. 2.) Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code, which is the part that sets the standards of building construction, structural design, fire safety, accessibility, and seismic safety. This set of regulations gets updated every three years. 3.) In the California Code of Regulations, there are 28 titles. Title 24 is the California Building Standard Codes (CBSC) which is a lot about building built process and protection.

[@architectprepcourse]

@@fluffyman76 excellent!

[@andrewkim1461]

The most important point that resonated with me in the second video is the CBC Chapter 2 definitions. It clarifies the important definitions in the building code so people could be on the same page when it comes to building code. It makes me think that if there are misunderstandings between people even though they are speaking about the same thing but different words, it could possibly bring a huge disaster in the construction. I definitely think this is one of the most important things when we learn codes and use them in the future to avoid misunderstandings.

[@architectprepcourse]

Ch 2 is key, anytime you don't understand the code, come back to this chapter and lookup definition for keywords.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@costascastillo3226]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is called the CBSC, also known as the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the CBC, also known as the California Building Code, which is divided into two volumes. Volume 1 consists of chapters 1-15, and Volume 2 consists of chapters 16-35. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of regulations, with the CBSC being the 24th title in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Nice job!

[@KatherineLujan]

This video does a great job of highlighting the significance of building codes by focusing on their essential purpose and asking the crucial question of "why". while many might feel like codes are boring and diminish the possibilities of design codes are put in place for vital safety reasons. I liked how you gave specific examples from the CBC and explained how these codes are structured to guide builders step by step. with codes builders aren't restricted but rather given a new set of problems to be able to work with. The discussion of key chapters-covering aspects like building use, occupancy, special requirements, and fire safety-really underscores how important it is to grasp their sequence and content for proper application.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes, I'll present sequencing in upcoming videos but right on with your comment!

[@FigenCosta]

1. The agency responsible for overseeing Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2. Also known as the California Building Code (CBC), part 2 of Title 24, is divided into two volumes and consists of 35 chapters total. These chapters are organized with a purpose to guide architects, engineers and building professionals through the process of applying the code to projects. 3. The California Code of Regulations comprises 28 titles in total.

[@architectprepcourse]

Excellent!

[@AldoGamboa-xg6km]

A topic that resonated with me from the video is the CBC specifically CBC chapter 7 and 9. as my first time learning about building codes I found it very interesting that there are two different chapters needed to specify the required fire resistance of the materials and a building as a whole. Chapter 7 talks about passive fire resistance systems and provides a detailed description of how the elements are constructed while chapter 9 deals with the same topic it focuses more on the minimum requirements for active fire protection systems. To me this just shows how important and detailed the building codes are which I have found very interesting.

[@architectprepcourse]

Excellent point, glad you caught that distinction. The codes are very specific!

[@shaylagutierrez4540]

I agree, this is also my first time learning about building codes and a few things surprised me. I always knew the codes could be complicated but learning that there are two chapters covering issues regarding fire was interesting. I believe this video does a great job at giving an intro to how building codes work.

[@quinlantobin2320]

I agree, and I think that says a lot about the relationship between buildings and fires as well! I wouldn't be surprised to discover that fires are one of the leading causes of building hazards because of how popular wood frame construction is. Additionally, fires are a type of natural disaster that can happen anywhere! (unlike earthquakes and floods, for example).

[@fluffy6566]

1) The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission. 2) Part two of Title 24 is California Building Code (CBC) 3) The amount of titles in the California Code of Regulations is 28 Titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@ryancarrillo558]

This video answered a long standing question I had about building codes and how it applies to older buildings. To my understanding it seems that in the event of a remodel regardless of when the building was constructed the final product of the remodel b=must adhere to the most current buildings codes. It also seems that older buildings do not have to be routinely updated to the most modern codes if it is to remain untouched (similarly to vintage automobiles not having to be updated to the most modern safety features). However there might be outlying circumstances with regard to retrofitting that I'm not yet aware of.

[@architectprepcourse]

It's up to the AHJ who has the final say with what needs to be updated!

[@GershwinMason]

CBC Ch. 10 is probably one of the more interesting chapters to me at the moment since we were introduced to these not too long ago. Access to more than one safety exit that is safe to traverse as well as being one of the only parts of the building that is fireproof is important for obvious reasons. This one is more interesting to me since it typically has a huge influence on design (which we all learned the hard way the past 2 semesters), and it has little to no design freedom. Implementing this chapter has proved to be a struggle in my design process and it is only the beginning as we learn more intensive codes.

[@architectprepcourse]

Thanks for your perspective, hopefully you can start to look for ways to incorporate the code more efficiently and creatively with these video topics.

[@ezequielduarte8263]

Hey Gershwin! I agree with you on the importance of CBC Ch. 10 as you mention within second year of architecture we were introduced to egress and the imoprtnace that they provide as a means of accessing different levels of a building. As you mention now that we are introduced to codes this case Ch.10 is important to further understand how we can design our buildings as well as knowing how to incorporate egress while being to code.

[@DylanHoron]

1. Title 24 is maintained and regulated by the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code, which contains the basic and general requirements for safety, building design, and accessibility. There are 2 volumes that contain a total of 35 chapters. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code od Regulations (CCR)

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@valeriavillalvazo4393]

A point in the video that resonated with me was the information concerning CBC volume one and two, the fact that each chapter is one step that leads to the next is interesting because before I would have assumed that they could be used as a stand alone. Although they can be use as single pieces of information, in order to understand the context as a whole the entire codes work together like a link in a chain. This indicates that they sort of rely on each other in order to be understand in multiple aspects.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes and multiple code chapters are often referenced simultaneously to figure out the requirements.

[@nicolehaskul]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission, or also known as CBSC. 2. Part 2 of the Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) that is divided into two volumes with 35 chapters. 3. There 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@elainehung1592]

1. The California Building Standards Commission, also known as the CBSC, regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC). The CBC is divided into two volumes. Volume 1 is chapters 1-15, and Volume 2 is chapters 16-25. 3. In the California Code of Regulations (CCR), there are a total of 28 titles. The CBSC is the 24th title out of 28 titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes! And slight correction, Volume 2 is Ch 16-35. That's a lot of chapters! Thanks for your comment!

[@EmilyJust-nt4kh]

I really enjoyed how this video gave a quick overview of some important chapters in the California Building Code and what information is included in each chapter. This will definitely be helpful as we start to use these codes and I also liked how you gave some tips and resources on how we can start to get familiar with the codes. Your point on how to be able to find the codes and not memorize them since they will be updated and revised every three years is helpful so we as students can learn where to look for them.

[@architectprepcourse]

Glad you picked up on NOT memorizing the codes!

[@EthanEslamboly]

So thankful that you provided us with the ICC 2022 CBC website to look at and get familiar with. Being new to building codes myself diving head first into it can be kind of scary so having the website as a tool that I can look at any time lessens the stress and worry about needing to know these off the top of my head for the rest of my life. When applying codes to my projects it'll be really nice to have the website to look back at and use for refrence.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great!

[@sanafadawi4788]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission Agency (CBSC) 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC). The CBC is designed with the express purpose of assisting engineers, architects, and other building professionals in applying the code to their structures and projects. The chapters cover a variety of topics, including occupancy, use and purpose, and specific requirements based on the materials, function of the building, etc. Chapters 1-15 make up Volume 1 of the CBC while Volume 2 is made up of the remaining 20 chapters. 3. There are 28 Titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@dianalicea3384]

The ICC Digital Codes website really puts into perspective of all the different laws and regulations withing our industry. This was the first time I had ventured into the site and observing how many different links are attached to California really sets the bar to the level of laws just within our state. I was even seeing how even the City of Los Angles has its own Residential Code known as Title 24, Part 2.5. 1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is called the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC). The CBC is divided into two volumes. Volume 1 is Ch. 1-15 and Volume 2 is Ch. 16-35 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Very nice venturing into Part 2.5!

[@kaylayeie]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the CBSC, known as the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the CBC, known as the California Building Code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@jasv17]

1. The California Buildings Standards Commission, the CBSC, regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the 2nd volume of the CBC which consists of chapters 16 to 35 which cover the building code in "steps" of the process (occupancy, building height, materials, etc.) 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@oliviaedmonds6232]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC), which is divided into two volumes: Volume 1 and Volume 2. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations, with Title 24 specifically focusing on building standards.

[@asadab9317]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission or CBSC. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the CBC or California Building Code. This consist of two volumes, the first holds chapters 1-15 and the second holds chapters 16-35. 3. The California Code of Regulations consists of 28 titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@monicarico8074]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Standards Building Commission 2. Pt.2 of Title 24 is the Califonia Building Code 3. There are 28 titles in the Califonia Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@AllisonEllenburg]

I like how there is a book (Title 24) about the California Building Standard Codes (CBSC). I love how there are 12 parts in the title 24, this will really help with understanding the standard codes when it comes to buildings. For the CBC Chapters, I really enjoyed Ch.6 due to how it has a whole chapter explaining construction. Construction is super important, especially trying to make it Fire-resistant or just to keep it fully stable. Lastly, on where to begin, I love what you were saying about applying these codes to our own project work, I really feel like that would really help anyone study better for any architect exams.

[@architectprepcourse]

Applying codes on an architecture project is the best way to learn it!

[@sarahowainat7219]

1. The California Building Standards Commission. 2. The California building Code. It's divided into two volumes with 35 chapters to guide architects and engineers to apply codes. 3. There are 28 titles in California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@aneesai241]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the CBC or the California Building Code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@AngieHormaza]

1. The California Building Standards Commission regulates Title 24 2. Part two of Title 24 is the California building code which is a document of multiple chapters highlighting the codes required for new construction and renovation. 3. 28 titles exist In the California Code of Regulation

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@armanjustiniani8042]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is The California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

@@armanjustiniani8042 good job!

[@JacquezA02]

1. The California Building Codes Commision is the one who regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of the Title 24 is the California Building Code or the CBC. The CBC is made up of two different volumes that hold hold various chapters relating to the building code. Volume 1 has chapters 1-15, while volume 2 has the remaining 16- 35 chapters. 3. The California Code of Regulations Consists of 28 different titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@maggietyson1689]

Great video! 1. The CBSC, also called the California Building Standards Commission, is the agency that regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 would be the California Building Code (consisting of 2 volumes) which is used by designers, architects, and others in the construction industry as an aid to applying code to projects. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations (CCR).

[@architectprepcourse]

Thank you! 😊

[@nat4860]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is called California Building Standards Commision. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

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[@liyahsalazar1587]

1. Title 24 is called the California Building Standards Commission. 2. There are 2 parts of Title 24 of the California Building Code that guide architects, engineers, and building professionals through the process of applying the code to their buildings/projects. 3. In the California Code of Regulations there are a total of 28 titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great job!

[@DominicJarquin]

1. The California Building Standards Comission regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC), and is divided into 2 volumes with vol. 1 containing chapters 1-15 and vol. 2 containing chapters 16-35. 3. There are 28 titles within the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great!!

[@TabarekAldabbagh]

As much as it might seem to be excessive to have a different California set of codes, it actually makes a lot of sense. Most countries would also follow the International Building Code and set up a set of codes for the entire country. The US is not able to do that because it's almost as large as an entire continent, and it covers many different kinds of weathers and habitats, making it differ highly from California to New York. Especially California, as we have common wildfire and earthquake occurrences.

[@TabarekAldabbagh]

1. The California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2.The California Building Code. Divided into 2 volumes. 3. 28 Titles.

[@jackcox2700]

I like how the codes are structured in a way to so that the anatomy of a building all comes together based on its use and purpose. I find the different types of construction intriguing as buildings can have all of these preventative measures, such as materials and their time in hours they can be set aflame until they lose their structural integrity. Earlier it was mentioned how chapter 6 ties into the types of passive fire-resistant systems, which then can be related to chapter 3 and its use and occupancy. Such as the example of how a stadium will have different measures taken for life safety than a small retail store, I like how in buildings no matter what the size, use, or design of it, the CBC chapters work with each other to bring a sort of set rules that will always be applied to every building to ensure safe operations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes, I appreciate that point too. We have many building laws but they cover almost...almost all common scenarios.

[@sandycruz9749]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the CBSC (California Building Standard Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the CBC (California building code) 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@jasonliu9169]

1. The agency is the California Building Standards COmission 2. Part 2 of title 24 is the California Building Code 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@panteasafiee]

This video was helpful because it described different parts of building codes and how they work. For example, I learned that Title 24 is regulated by The California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). I also learned that Title 24 is split into two parts. Part 2 is called CBC (California Building Code) and applies to both new and old building construction. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations. I also thought it was interesting that you mentioned to start applying building codes to our studio projects since it can help us prepare for real projects and understand how these codes impact design.

[@architectprepcourse]

One correction, Title 24 does not have only 2 parts. Its Part 1 - 12. I would look it up and get a sense of what's in each Part.

[@danilonesmiyan1141]

I've had some experience looking at the CODES online and I was overwhelmed by how many there are, It was interesting to find out not only there is code for specific scenarios but that they are related to each other. By far, I've noticed that the Ch11A & 11B ACCESSIBILITY CHAPTERS are kind of the most used and applied to in every chapter, thus for safely and accessibility for all. Lastly, I now start to understand why there is a lot the code regulations used in a five types of construction.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@josephinedecastro-88]

1. The California Building Standards Commission regulates Title 24. 2. Part II of Title 24 is the CBC (California Building Codes) which is divided into two volumes. 3. There are a total of 28 titles in the CCR.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@jasonrinaldi4666]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standard Comission(CBSC) 2. Part 2 is called the California Building Code 3. there are 12 titles in the california code of regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Correct!

[@bellatorres8452]

1. Title 24 is overseen by the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC), which serves as the regulatory authority. 2. The California Building Codes (CBC) make up Part 2 of Title 24. This section is split into two volumes with 35 chapters, systematically arranged to assist architects and engineers in implementing the codes for a particular structure or project. It addresses various issues such as occupancy, general building heights and areas, fire safety regulations, and more. 3. The California Code of Regulations consists of 28 different Titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

Excellent!

[@KeylaJimenez-b1v]

#1 title 24 is regulated by the CBSC. #2 Part 2 of title 24 is the CBC and is divided between two volumes totaling 35 chapters and every part works together like a chain link, which helps guide architects, engineers, and building professionals. #3 The California code of Regulations consists of 28 titles.

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[@spencersalcedo2603]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is know as the California Building Standards Commission also known as the CBSC. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is CBC or the California Building code. The CBC is divided into 2 parts with 35 chapters outlining regulations for planning and construction. 3. In the CCR or the California Code of Regulations there is 28 titles containing around 200 regulatory agencies in the state.

[@architectprepcourse]

CBC is divided into two volumes, correct!

[@aracelyavitia3623]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) 3.There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@diegoherrera5118]

1. Title 24 is maintained by the California Building Standards Commission (CBC) 2. Part 2 is the California Building Code 3. There are 28 Titles in the Code of Regulations, also known as the CCR.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@nessa2862]

1)The California Building Standards Commission regulates Title 24. 2)Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) which is divided into two volumes. Volume one consists of chapters 1-15 and volume two consists of chapters 16-35. It is purposely organized to help guide architects and engineers when applying codes to buildings. 3)The California Code of Regulations consists of 28 titles.

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[@LwinAung-g3c]

1. The California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) regulated Title 24. 2. The California Building Code (CBC), which falls under Part 2 of Title 24, is organized into two volumes: Volume 1 and 2. 3. Among the 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations, Title 24 is specifically designated for building standards.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@jiachengzeng656]

1. The CBSC which is also known as the California Building Standards Code regulates Title 24. 2. The part 2 is CBC which is California Building Code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great job!

[@johannaaquino5601]

1. Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC). It is well organized to guide Architects, engineers, and other building professionals through the process of applying the code. 3. The California Code Regulations consists of 28 titles

[@architectprepcourse]

Excellent!

[@christineddang]

The video effectively highlights the importance of understanding building codes, which are often seen as a dry but necessary part of architectural practice. It's commendable that it breaks down complex topics into digestible sections, making it easier for viewers to grasp the fundamentals of designing to code. However, it would be beneficial to know more about how these codes are updated and enforced in practice. Additionally, how do architects balance creativity with the strict adherence to building codes, especially when innovative designs may challenge conventional standards?

[@hirotoshigeta3596]

One point that resonated with me is how it not important to memorize the building code as the important thing is to go back to building codes to make sure what's required and exceed the minimum requirements to ensure the safety. One question that I had was when the CBSC and IBC gets updated triennially what is mainly altered and revised? I want to know what codes stays the same and what gets revised to further understand what causes it be revised.

[@architectprepcourse]

Every update, the organizations publish code amendments online and also incorporate them in a different color in the digital codes. If you search IBC 2024 on Upcodes. It will show amendments in red, spread out throughout the code.

[@IsmaelCarrenoOrtiz-ek2re]

1. The California Building Standards Commission, or the CBSC, regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code and is divided in two volumes. 3. 28 titles are in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@ErinCrane-tj9vx]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) and can be further divided into 2 volumes. 3. The California Code of Regulations consists of 28 titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great!

[@willytseng402]

Thanks!

[@architectprepcourse]

Wow, appreciate the Super Thanks! 🥳🥳🥳

[@ReginaDeGuzman-g4v]

1. I believe there are around 200 regulatory agencies but the one that regulates the 24th Title is the California Building Standard Commission. 2. There are 12 different parts to Title 24 and the 2nd one is California Building Code. 3.The main title that was talked about in the lecture was Title 24 but in total there are 28 different titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@ramananganesan6659]

1. The CBSC (California Building Standards Commission) is the agency that regulates title 24. 2. The CBC (California Building Code) is part 2 of Title 24 3. The CCR (California Code of Regulations) has 28 titles in total, with approximately 200 regulatory agencies.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@rekelsherrett9298]

1. Title 24 is adopted by the California Building Standards Commission, which adopts and amends the IBC specifically for the state of California. 2. Title 24 is broken down into 12 parts, 2 being the California Building Code. 3. The CCR, or California Code of Regulations consists of 28 titles.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@emilymendoza1169]

1. CBSC is 24th title in the California code of regulation so its maintained by the California Building Standards Commison. 2. Part 2 is the California Building Code which as the key terms and definitions of the code. 3. There's 28 titles but 200 regulatory agencies.

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[@gilbertmoore1900]

1) Title 24 is adopted and maintained by the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) 2) Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) 3) There are 28 titles total in the California Code of Regulations (CCR), with the CBSC being the 24th title of 28.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@willytseng402]

1) The California Building Standard Commission(CBSC) regulates Title 24. 2) Part 2 of Title 24 is called California Building Codes(CBC) 3)In the California Code of Regulations, there are 28 titles in total.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@angeltrujillo4274]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission 2. The California Building Code is considered part 2 of Title 24. 3. In total there are 28 titles within the California Code of Regulations (CCR)

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@laurenf3100]

1. The California Building Standard Comission regulates Title 24 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code 3. There are 28 titles in the CCR

[@architectprepcourse]

Great!

[@javierjb8658]

This video emphasizes the importance of building codes by reminding us of their fundamental purpose and asking the "why" question. Although some may view them as a nuisance, codes are implemented for critical safety reasons. I especially appreciate how you provided examples of codes within the CBC and explained how they work together progressively to guide builders. It describes key chapters, such as building use, occupancy, special requirements, and fire safety, highlighting the necessity of understanding their order and content for effective application.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@FerialDagher]

1. Title 24 is regulated/adopted by the CBSC, or the California Building Standards Commission. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC), which has 35 chapters, split into two book volumes. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of regulations, with over 200 regulatory agencies in California.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@alkmoo]

One thing that stood out to me was the topic and use of Chapter 3 in the CBC. Use and occupancy being one of the first chapters is an obvious occurrence, seeing how important those things are. However, the interesting part was that this section is considered the "who, what, when, and why" section and that is just so charming to me. It is truly the basics of the basics, and it's in the beginning of the book because it's so easy to overlook these things when wanting to design something beautiful (but maybe not functional.) It also reminded me of when I first learned how to read/write, the basics being exactly the same and asking me to identify the who, the what and the why of a story. It reinforces that the reason we build is for people, which in turn reinforces the importance of codes.

[@architectprepcourse]

Ch.3 is very important, one of the first steps or chapters referred to in a code analysis and establishes the foundation for all the other steps.

[@blossomjolene5274]

One point that resonated with me was the emphasis on understanding the definitions provided in Chapter 2 of the California Building Code. This chapter is foundational because it clarifies key terms used throughout the code, which is essential for accurate interpretation and application. Without a clear understanding of these definitions, professionals might misinterpret regulations or apply them incorrectly, potentially compromising safety and compliance. This highlights the critical need for architects and engineers to not only familiarize themselves with the full breadth of the code but also to grasp its precise language and terminology to ensure that every aspect of their projects adheres to legal and safety standards.

[@architectprepcourse]

Glad you picked up on that point in the video! 💯

[@nickcrowell9164]

I agree with your sentiment that Chapter 2 of the California Building Code is an important fundamental tool. Creating a language to be used when referring to building codes builds a cohesive environment where the language is definitive and doesn’t leave room for interpretation. Many problems come when comparing architectural and engineer drawings is discrepancies in scale and other things that are different. Building codes are important for our safety and by building this language to avoid misinterpretation is very important.

[@katelynguyen7746]

I agree that the definitions are essential in providing clarity through the code. If definitions are left to interpretation there is room for loopholes in the code, which leads to error. The definitions tighten the restrictions in the code, and leave less room for interpretive creativity.

[@B3NJAMNm04-n4e]

1: The CCR (California Code of Regulations) regulates Title 24 also known as the California Building Standard Code 2: Title 24's part 2 is the California Building Code (CBC) 3: The California Code of Regulations (CCR) contains 28 titles

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[@JimNguyen-t4n]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC). 2. There are two parts to Title 24; part 1 is the regulations of the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC), while part 2 is the California Building Code (CSC). 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@lucasliu579]

1. Title 24 is regulated by California Building Standard Commission, or simply CBSC. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is called California Building Code, or CBC for short. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Nice work!

[@gabrieltorres331]

1. The California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC), which is divided into two volumes. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@martin_TW_5858]

1.The agency that regulates title 24 is the California Building Standards Commission (CBSC) 2. Part 2 of tile 24 is the CBC which is the California Building Code which is divided into two volumes with 35 chapter that cover topics from building type,occupancy, fire/life safety requirements etc. 3.There are 28 titles in the california code of regulations

[@architectprepcourse]

Excellent!

[@nicolepalacios5687]

1. The California Building Standard Commission (CBSC) regulates Title 24. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is California Building Code. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations (CCR).

[@architectprepcourse]

Yes!

[@fabiancuevas3450]

I was actually quite surprised by how in depth every chapter delves into very minute details of buildings as well as how almost every chapter refrences other chpaters in the book. This means that in order for something to be up to code there must be a sort of harmony that happens throughout the various chapters in the book of codes. This may begin to seem frustrating and sometimes unecessary, but this exact coordination between all the factors, requirements, and safety features that revolve around the creation of a modern building. The extensive detail provide might seem tedious, but at the end of the day it is there to provide a safe guideline as to where all buildings can be held to a uniform safety status.

[@architectprepcourse]

Excellent point!

[@kayhanvasseghi9396]

1. The agency that regulates Title 24 is the California Building Standards Code (CBSC) 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC) 3. There are 28 Titles

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@jacklam4856]

1. The agency, California Building Standards Commission, is in charge of regulating Title 24 2. California building code is the second part of title 24 3. There is a total of 28 titles within the California building code

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@ElladaMeloyan]

One point that resonated with me in the video is the complexity and constant evolution of building codes in architecture. Navigating these codes is crucial for ensuring that buildings are safe, functional, and compliant. While some may find this aspect of architecture tedious, it is an essential part of the design process that ensures the integrity and safety of the structures we create. The video underscores the importance of this often overlooked but vital component of architectural design.

[@yeseniadiaz-h9l]

1. CBSC is actually the whole title 24 while CBC is just part 2 which is interesting to know as the fact that they had 2 different names, implied that they were completely different from each other. 2. The summary of all the chapters showed how the sequence of the chapters does matter and how they were purposefully organized as they somewhat built off of the other and climbed all the way to the finishing of a building. It is set up in a way where you can start off with the codes that simplify when you start your process of designing a building.

[@architectprepcourse]

Glad you picked up on that in the video! 💯

[@ClaudiaGonzalez-dq3px]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission, or the CBSC. 2. Part 2 of Title 24 is the California Building Code (CBC). 3. There are 28 titles in the California code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

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[@michellemelendez6876]

1. Title 24 is regulated by the California Building Standards Commission. 2. The California Building Code is Part 2 of title 24. 3. There are 28 titles in the California Code of Regulations.

[@architectprepcourse]

Great!

[@zahira9039]

I’m looking forward to applying code to my studio designs in the future, despite the challenge. I believe that what might seem like a limitation can inspire more innovation. The slide at 9:47 reminded me of when you said jurors would appreciate that we considered these factors during our design process. This will also encourage me to view existing buildings with this new perspective, observing what has been taken into account.

[@architectprepcourse]

Jurors who appreciate designing per the real world constraints would definitely appreciate you incorporating and thinking about these principles in your architecture design studio. Thanks for your thoughtful comment and hope you get to apply what you learn in future studios! 😊