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winfield
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28 Aug 2007 08:28 PM
We are planing on building in the Greenville, SC area. The codes say it is a seismic zone C. Does this affect the design very much or is it just minor engineering adjustments. It will be 1 story between 3000/4000 sq ft. The ceiling deck will be along the lines of speedfloor or similar type deck.
Th.E.
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03 Mar 2008 12:04 PM
Given the building practice of many ICF contractors, YES, it may affect the design a great deal. Ask for an engineers (not architects) advice.
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