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[Thales750]

We build ours properly

hehehehe OK Rich.

And you're really familiar with American home building technologies?

 

[Rabbie]

hehehehe OK Rich.

And you're really familiar with American home building technologies?

Don't you know that Rich (and Colin) are really well informed on everything American including the bits that Americans don't know

How lucky we are to get the benefits of their knowledge

 

[Rich]

hehehehe OK Rich.

And you're really familiar with American home building technologies?

Yes, what did you want to know?

 

[BarryMK]

Ron

Nice studio.
You posted that picture just to hurt!

 

[Thales750]

Yes, what did you want to know?

Good news folks, we can just throw out the IRC 2006, Rich has reentered the building.

Virginia has, for the most part, adapted the IRC 2006 code book as the basis for the new state wide building standards. Most American, British, European, and Japanese residential building codes are based on the same book.
Now if you want to discuss commercial building design; as of 2005 or ’06, 49 of the tallest new buildings in the world, were designed by American architectural firms.

 

[KenHigg]

Just curious Joe, have you ever used SkecthUp fo any of your design work?

 

[Pauldohert]

Now if you want to discuss commercial building design; as of 2005 or ’06, 49 of the tallest new buildings in the world, were designed by American architectural firms.

Thats a stat and a half that one. 49 out of 50 or what?

 

[Rich]

Good news folks, we can just throw out the IRC 2006, Rich has reentered the building.

Virginia has, for the most part, adapted the IRC 2006 code book as the basis for the new state wide building standards. Most American, British, European, and Japanese residential building codes are based on the same book.
Now if you want to discuss commercial building design; as of 2005 or ’06, 49 of the tallest new buildings in the world, were designed by American architectural firms.

You didn't answer the question, typical Yank

 

[ColinEssex]

I heard that during the California fires, many historical buildings were destroyed - many of them dating back to the early 1990's

Col

 

[Thales750]

Thats a stat and a half that one. 49 out of 50 or what?

49 out of the tallest 50 building were designed by American firms.

 

[Pauldohert]

Which one wasn't?

 

[KenHigg]

I heard that during the California fires, many historical buildings were destroyed - many of them dating back to the early 1990's

Col

Boozers claim to hear all sorts of odd things when they get looped up

 

[Thales750]

Which one wasn't?

You'll need to ask Discovery. I saw it in a book in 2008 at Cosco. I have no idea.

 

[Thales750]

Just curious Joe, have you ever used SkecthUp fo any of your design work?

No Ken, I use Architectural Desktop for all of my design work.

 

[Pauldohert]

You'll need to ask Discovery. I saw it in a book in 2008 at Cosco. I have no idea.

Me neither now. What was the book title?

 

[Thales750]

Me neither now. What was the book title?

Sorry, I once again cannt provide any info. It was a large book and on the cover was a picture of that new Hotel in Dubai

 

[Pauldohert]

Ta - What was the book about?

 

[KenHigg]

Ta - What was the book about?

Where the h*** is this line of stupid questions going?

 

[Pauldohert]

What the **** is stupid about trying to find out where the source of the stat is?

 

[KenHigg]

What the **** is stupid about trying to find out where the source of the stat is?

He's already told you he read it in a book he was browsing through at costco. If you want more info on the topic, google it yourself. Why should he waste his time providing you with something that you'll probably just twist into your own little brain-dead perspective of the topic... Who really cares who did the buildings outside an interesting tid-bit of forum jabber. You act like your using the info to make a career decision on whether to become an architect