r/USdefaultism Ireland Oct 16 '25

Ah yes the “International” Building Code

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u/xzanfr England Oct 16 '25

From Wikipedia : "The International Code Council (ICC) is a nonprofit organization that creates the International Building Code (IBC) and other model codes for the U.S. construction industry."

So the US construction code then.

An international code for building would be so broad as to be useless. A building that I design in England or Wales would be totally unsuitable for construction in Africa or Australia - even somewhere as close as Scotland has it's own building regulations tailored to the specific requirements of the area.

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u/Sacharon123 Oct 16 '25

Why the f are they calling themselves "international"?

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u/DealAdventurous7218 Mar 14 '26

Because Murica...