AC 032 - Occupancy Separations

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SUMMARY:
In this video, we will discuss how to figure out the required separation between occupancies as required by the International Building Code. Or if an occupancy is even allowed to be next to one.
Links discussed in the video:
AC Episode 003 -Occupancy Groups
• AC 003 - Occupancy Groups
AC Episode 015 - What is afire rated Wall
• AC 015 - What is a fi...
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17 дек 2021

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@wahidyuqob2016 Год назад

Since millions of people, including myself, are seeing positive results as a result of the videos you are sharing, you are the great man and best Architect ever.

@archicorner Год назад

You are too nice!

@moctezumacuauhtemoc8470 2 года назад

excellent helpful videos, please keep them coming, i will continue to give thumbs up!

@archicorner 2 года назад

Glad you like them! More to come!

@nebrasmashena6970 Год назад

your videos are really great. you couldn't imagen how much it was benefiting me. If possible, I would like to request if you can prepare a video explaining how we can calculate the allowable area of mixed occupancies. for example if we have a mixed-use building with commercial and covered parking garage in 1st floor and 3 or 4 stories of residential above it. (residential above the podium). Thanks

@tommyvee4671 Год назад

Yes please this would be really helpful

@archicorner Год назад

I have some of those videos in my patreon account already. Perhaps in the future they might make it to youtube. Patreon.com/archicorner

@juanadiaz6661 2 года назад

Que buen trabajo 👍🏻.

@ivandiaz4168 2 года назад

You sir are a great architect! Awesome video👍🏽

@archicorner 2 года назад

Thank you sir!

@suziemariel 2 года назад

We design separation walls that don't require 1hr almost as if they were one hour. We implement all the same elements except for the penetration. This way if in the future they do want or need to make it one hour it is already almost there. Thanks for this video ! That big chart is intimidating !

@archicorner 2 года назад

Thank you for your input, Suzie! It's awesome to know what others are doing. Thank you for taking the time to stop and share this with us.

@CRVGinc Год назад

Awesome videos

@archicorner Год назад

Glad you like them!

@emadali2395 2 года назад

Great explains 👍

@archicorner 2 года назад

Thanks!!

@martinezruiz6504 3 месяца назад

Helpful video… Congrats

@archicorner 2 месяца назад

Glad you think so!

@emanyassin3959 2 года назад

Awesome!!!

@archicorner 2 года назад

No, YOU are awesome. (But seriously... THANK YOU).

@beryllium4043 9 месяцев назад

I can’t thank you enough for these videos. As someone using EN and BS for years, it has been quite a challenge for me to even start reading IBC. With you videos, it took me minutes to figure it out. Still there is one thing that I could not understand. Separated occupancies and fire area requirements. Let’s say I have an office 11,000 sf and warehouse 3,000 sf, no sprinklers. As per separated occupancies method, I don’t need fire resistant separation between these occupancies. I don’t need sprinklers in warehouse either, as I don’t go over fire areas requirement for S1 building. But, as S1 is more restrictive, do I still need to say that S1 requirements will be applied through the building and therefore I will need 3 hour barriers to decrease the fire area ? Hope I am clear and I would be appreciated if you answer. Best regards.

@archicorner 9 месяцев назад

Not sure what you mean by S1 requirements. S1 in itself does not have fire rating requirements. Stop thinking of "office" and "warehouse" and starting thinking "B Occupancy" and "S1 Occupancy". If a fire separation is need per Chapter 5 Table 508.4, then such fire rated separation must be provided unless you can use an "exception" to not separate them. If you do not meet those exceptions, you must provide the required separation. "Building Types" as per Chapter 6 dictate how your building should be built to meet the building type requirements. This is regardless of your occupancy. How big a building may be (Chapter 5) is dependent on the Building Type (Chapter 6) and Occupancy Groups (Chapter 3) within the building. Fire ratings may be required because of the Building Type (Chapter 6) and also because of the different occupancy groups in the building (Table 508.4). There are more scenarios, exceptions, requirements, etc. but this is a start...

@23nelflow 4 дня назад

why does the result change when you flip the ocupancy group for example b to r is not required but r to b is 2 hours ?

@amrhegazy5707 Месяц назад

is there are a suitable membrane can apply on exterior wall like waterproofing application and how can i say that is shall be fire rated and suitable or not ?

@jamesjoyce7975 2 года назад

Great video…Can the occupancies be connected with doors with same rating as wall

@archicorner 2 года назад

There can be doors provided in the separation. As for the rating, chapter 7, section 716 has a table that notes the required rating for the door and door assembly within "fire barriers". Different ratings obviously require different levels of rating. Check out table 716.1(2)

@jamesjoyce7975 2 года назад

Thanks! Great info.

@ariesfrancisco1928 8 месяцев назад

Hello, are there CSS buildings that use a firewall instead of a setback to maximize spaces? Can't seem to find in IBC

@archicorner 8 месяцев назад

Not sure what you mean by CSS. Setbacks are not a building code issue. They are a zoning code issue. That may be why you can't find it in the building code. Try looking at the zoning code.

@arqmiryam 2 года назад

What is the difference about the separation between occupancies horizontally (floors) ?

@archicorner 2 года назад

The required separation is the same, whether the separation is vertical (occupancies next to each other) or horizontal (occupancies on top/below each other)