To my surprise doesn't seem to have generated much discussion on here, at least based on some quick searches.
The latest edition of The National Fire Protection Association Journal has a piece looking at this "national crusade" and growing interest in "point-access blocks".
"calls on architects, designers, and urban planners...to reimagine the potential of...mid-rise buildings, up to six stories high, on underutilized lots in Denver."
I know both in the last Denver mayoral race and in last CO legislative cycle this issue seemed to be getting some traction but nothing (yet) has come of those discussions AFAIK. Maybe the competition can help drive a new wave of policy/PR locally.
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The "single-stair" movement
To my surprise doesn't seem to have generated much discussion on here, at least based on some quick searches.
The latest edition of The National Fire Protection Association Journal has a piece looking at this "national crusade" and growing interest in "point-access blocks".
Any 'Nectors attend the relevant session at AIA24? Or the recent nfpa.org/singleexitsymposium?
On a related note, The Denver Single-Stair Housing Challenge
"calls on architects, designers, and urban planners...to reimagine the potential of...mid-rise buildings, up to six stories high,
on underutilized lots in Denver."
I know both in the last Denver mayoral race and in last CO legislative
cycle this issue seemed to be getting some traction but nothing (yet) has come of those discussions AFAIK. Maybe the competition can help drive a new wave of policy/PR locally.
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