Suites Why 28-0

I have been asked many times why should someone try to create a suite. In 27-0 & 27-1 I talk a little about why, helping prevent DeadEnd Corridors or the understanding of what a sweet is.
This video covers why you would want a suite within a healthcare environment how much money could potentially be saved by our clients. Also not first cost, but long-term inspection cost is money to be saved.

[@biomeow]

Marty, I wish you can open a new series just for I-2 occupancy including types of departments and their requirements. How to determine required nurse station SQF per staff ratio; nurse station line of sight requirment; visual requirement for patient care space; types of Emergence services; when a private patient toilet is required to have; how to determine the required number of outlets for med gas/oxgyen/vaccum; etc.

[@MartyHuie]

Oh, that's a medical planner that's not Marty :-) I've got some great coworkers I've worked with in the past, but that's what they would do the medical gases. Yes, but the patient to staff ratio no the line of sight yes, but mostly medical planner. Thank you for the compliment, though.

[@asc031a]

Marty Huie can you place an exit door from sales area to a storage room with an exit door exiting to a corridor?

[@MartyHuie]

Ant Card you are not allowed to exit from a less hazards face through a more hazard space. Essentially no you're not allowed to exit through a story through

[@MartyHuie]

Did this from my iPad did not realize how bad voice dictation works at times.
No you cannot exit through a storage room

[@asc031a]

Mary Huie, thanks for your help. I found your video very informative. Can you do a building envelope tutorial on a slope?