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National Construction Code

The National Construction Code (NCC) is a set of minimum requirements for buildings in Australia. The requirements concern the aspects of health, safety, accessibility, amenity and sustainability of the types of buildings that the code applies to. The Code is published by the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) in service to the Australian Federal…

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Australian Building Codes Board
Territorial extent
Whole of Australia

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National Construction Code → LinkedInNational Construction Code, Official Website
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National Construction Code → Whole of Australia

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National Construction CodeEnacted byAustralian Building Codes Board1.00infobox
National Construction CodeTerritorial extentWhole of Australia1.00infobox
a nightclubinstance ofHe states that the NCC thus permits the construction a 1000-person occupancy building0.80text
a school of 600 occupantsinstance ofHe states that the NCC thus permits the construction a 1000-person occupancy building0.80text
elderly care facilities of 300 occupants all with virtually no ventilation.EarthquakesThe requirements the properties of reinforced concrete walls as specified in the standard AS 3600-2009instance ofHe states that the NCC thus permits the construction a 1000-person occupancy building0.80text
which are cited by at least NCC 2016 are not adequate in preventing collapse during very rare seismic eventsinstance ofHe states that the NCC thus permits the construction a 1000-person occupancy building0.80text
elderly care facilities of 300 occupants all with virtually no ventilationinstance ofHe states that the NCC thus permits the construction a 1000-person occupancy building0.80text
National Construction Coderelated to External linksLinkedInNational Construction Code0.60section
National Construction Coderelated to External linksOfficial Website0.60section

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