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NCC Volume One lighting calculator
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This video provides an overview of how to use the ABCB’s Lighting Calculator for Non-residential Class 2 Common areas, Class 3, Class 5 to 7 and Class 9 buildings. Covering the basic functions of the calculator, following a scenario of a small Class 5…

Gutter and downpipe provisions for housing
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This guide provides information for selecting and installing gutters and downpipes, including overflow measures for housing.

Part J1 Building Fabric
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J1.0 Deemed-to-Satisfy Provisions (a) Where a Deemed-to-Satisfy Solution is proposed, Performance Requirements and are satisfied by complying with— (i) J0.1 to J0.3; and (ii) J1.1 to J1.6; and (iii) J2.1 to J2.5; and (iv)…
Part J1 Building Fabric
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J1.0 Deemed-to-Satisfy Provisions (a) Where a Deemed-to-Satisfy Solution is proposed, Performance Requirements and are satisfied by complying with— (i) J0.1 to J0.3; and (ii) J1.1 to J1.6; and (iii) J2.1 to J2.5; and (iv)…
Designing for childcare in high rise buildings
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The increasing demand for childcare coupled with long working hours for parents are giving rise to the need for CBD based childcare.

Multi-storey carparks: Learning from overseas incidences
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Through the ABCB’s involvement in the Inter-Jurisdictional Regulatory Collaboration Committee, the ABCB has learnt of two incidents involving multi-storey carparks.

ABCB Climate Map
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Our interactive climate zone map allows you to search for climate zone your building is located in. You can search by address, suburb or postcode to find your appropriate climate zone.

2019 NCC Seminars: Building Code of Australia update (Part 2)
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The 2019 NCC Seminars provided an opportunity to hear and engage with presenters from the ABCB and Standards Australia on the changes for the 2019 edition of the NCC. Part 2 informs practitioners of the changes to Volumes One and Two, including…

New requirements for early childhood centres and primary schools in multi-storey buildings
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New NCC 2022 requirements address potential emergency evacuation challenges.

Model National Code of Conduct for Building Surveyors
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The National Model Code of Conduct for Building Surveyors sets out minimum obligations for registered building surveyors undertaking statutory functions. It covers four areas:
1. Comply with the law and act in the public interest
2.…

National-model-code-of-conduct-for-building-surveyors.pdf (356.9 KB)
National Model Code of Conduct for Building Surveyors
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The National Model Code of Conduct for Building Surveyors sets out minimum obligations for registered building surveyors undertaking statutory functions. It covers four areas:
Comply with the law and act in the public interest
…

National-model-code-of-conduct-building-surveyors.pdf (356.9 KB)
Thermal bridging in commercial buildings
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This NCC Navigator provides an introduction to thermal bridging and how the NCC addresses it for commercial buildings in NCC Volume One. It explains how to account for thermal bridges when calculating the Total R-Value of certain construction types.…

Open access to bushfire standard
/news/2020/open-access-bushfire-standard

Summer’s devastating bushfires presented many challenges for communities and individuals across Australia.

PCD 2025 - Improving waterproofing and water shedding provisions
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These changes aim to reduce the incidence of building defects caused by poor sub-surface water management. 

Common building features in homes
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Learn how the National Construction Code relates to common features in homes such as stairs, balustrades, pool fences and plumbing. Learn how building solutions are assessed in practice.

Dive into our resource libraries with our new search filters
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We have launched new search filters for our resource libraries, as a part of ongoing improvements to how you access information on our website.

Discussion paper ORR Partners DDA measure for hearing impaired
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This document seeks to consider the design changes necessary for additional facilities to provide occupant warning for the deaf and hearing impaired. It looks at the typical system designs used in residential applications, both within sole occupancy…

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RIS Bushfire construction - Final Decision
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This Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) was prepared to incorporate the proposed amendments to the Australian Standard AS 3959-1999 Construction of buildings in bushfire prone areas (the Standard), which is referenced by the BCA for the protection of…

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Welcome to a new website for the Australian Building Codes Board
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The Office of the ABCB is pleased to introduce a…In early 2020, the Office of the ABCB engaged…Important: Due to our privacy policy, when first…Soon some of your favourite NCC Online features,…Along with the launch of the new website, the…
Getting help with the code
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Getting your head around the National Construction Code might seem a bit daunting, however there are a number of ways you can get help with using the code.

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