Non-Combustible Building Materials: Considerations and requirements
Combustibility is a materials ability to ignite or combust when exposed to a flame or elevated temperature conditions. Combustibility is an important building material property which must be given careful considerati ...
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Fire Resistance Level: Requirements of the NCC ...
A large proportion of the National Construction Code (NCC) concerns itself with the design of buildings for fire safety. The NCC sets out the minimum fire safety requirements for all buildings in Austr ...
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Hit & Miss: Design Consideration ...
Hit and Miss walls or screens differ from traditional masonry walls as the bricks are laid further apart with the removal of the vertical mortar joint. This type of wall design is being utili ...
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The National Construction Code - Comprehensive Guide ...
The National Construction Code (NCC) provides the minimum necessary requirements for all new buildings and new building work in Australia. The NCC is a uniform document that sets technical provisions for building, pl ...
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Paving a Residential Driveway - Industry Crash Course ...
Segmental pavements are an aesthetic design choice which provides distinct character to any residential property. The modular nature of the paver provides the designer with the opportunity to creatively experiment wi ...
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Stackbonding - top considerations ...
The stackbond laying pattern is a distinct use of masonry that emphasises the verticality of the masonry wall. This modest design choice has become increasingly popular as an architectural effect in veneer constructi ...
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The National Construction Code and Australian Standards ...
The Australian construction industry references a variety of important technical documents. The most prominent industry documents used in Australia are the National Construction Code and the Australian Standards. All ...
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