Codes

Illustrated Codes for Designers: Non-Residential

  • ©2013
  • 0 Pages
  • Interactive DVD
  • 978-1-60901-121-5
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$85.00
Publishing Spring 2013

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Illustrated Codes for Designers: Non-Residential is an interactive DVD that equips interior design students with the knowledge needed to work within the laws, codes, regulations and standards that apply to non-residential environments. It explains how codes related to safety, accessibility and more must be integrated into the design process at various stages, and explores how they affect different project types, including office, retail, healthcare and assembly environments. Based on the 2009 International Building Code, with many North American standards addressed as well, the DVD creates an active learning environment in which students will learn to use codes as an integral part of the design process.

• Introduction of key concepts and principles providing an effective foundational understanding

• Interviews with designers and code officials

• Case studies that provide examples in applications of varying scope, recognizing the wide variation in interior design practice

• Graphic and written timelines illustrating key times during project phases to consult specific laws, codes, regulations and standards

• Multiple interactive tools that encourage critical decision-making



Instructors Resources
  • Instructor's Guide
  • PowerPoint® Presentation
• History and Context
• Permitting Process
• Occupancy
• Heights and Areas
• Types of Construction
• Egress
• Fire-Resistive Construction
• Interior Finishes
• Interior Environment
• Smoke and Fire Safety
• Existing Structures

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Katherine S. Ankerson , MS, NCARB certified, IDEC, is Department Head of Interior Architecture and Product Design in the College of Architecture, Planning and Design at Kansas State University. She has previously held positions as Associate Dean and Professor of Interior Design at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Professor at both Radford University and Washington State University following 15 years as an architectural and interior design practitioner. Ankerson's work lies in the areas of senior living environments, particularly adaptive environments that encourage aging-in-place; and learning and teaching in the design disciplines. Her teaching most regularly includes undergraduate, upper-level studio courses and interior construction documents, and graduate courses in interior design. She has written several books and has authored multiple articles and presentations.

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