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Corridor clear width below 44 in. minimum
Corridor too narrow for its occupant load
Corridor is 36 in. clear and serves 60 occupants. CBC Table 1020.3 requires 44 in. at 50 or more.
Widen to 44 in. clear and check door swings against CBC 1005.7.1.
Corridor too narrow for its occupant load
Corridor is 36 in. clear and serves 60 occupants. CBC Table 1020.3 requires 44 in. at 50 or more.
Widen to 44 in. clear and check door swings against CBC 1005.7.1.
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Drawing QA/QC
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Explore Drawing QA/QCCorridors serving more than 10 occupants in a sprinklered R-2 need a 0.5-hour rating under the 2022 Denver Building Code (IBC Table 1020.2). Wall type W4 on A-201 is 1-hour, so it complies.
Project Copilot
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Slab edge detail at Grid C/4
Firestopping at Level 3 penetrations
Provide slab edge per detail 5/A-501; thickened edge continues to Grid 4 per S-201. No change to pour sequence.
Construction Administration
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ApprovedRD/OFD section
ApprovedRD/OFD (PVC)
In reviewRD/OFD plan
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WRNS Studio
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