How Architects Find Max Occupancy For a Building

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @LifeofanArchitect_TylerD
    @LifeofanArchitect_TylerD  3 года назад +2

    Have you seen one of these Max Occupancy signs before?

  • @andyalvarez3256
    @andyalvarez3256 28 дней назад

    very cool video. Thank you

  • @pennythompson1362
    @pennythompson1362 2 года назад

    Very informative, thank you!

  • @manueldinis1569
    @manueldinis1569 3 года назад

    Good info, Mr. Tyler 👍

  • @marcismarkiz2081
    @marcismarkiz2081 2 года назад

    Learning every day...😅

  • @shakenbake11
    @shakenbake11 7 месяцев назад

    My only question - why would you round UP the max occupancy ? Wouldn't it make more sense to round DOWN the max occupancy to be conservative?

    • @LifeofanArchitect_TylerD
      @LifeofanArchitect_TylerD  6 месяцев назад +1

      You have to round up to plan for a worst case scenario. The purpose of determining max occupancy is to plan for the maximum amount of people that need to exit the building or space in the event of a fire. If you plan for more, the building is theoretically safer by code. Hope this makes sense!

  • @claytonoconnor8376
    @claytonoconnor8376 Год назад

    You're calculating Gross area incorrectly,
    Review the definition of "Floor Area, Gross" in chapter 2