Building codes are undergoing scrutiny, with a call for more deliberate reform of both model code development and local adoption processes. Current three-year cycles lead to incremental changes that prevent effective real-world evaluation and can lack sufficient data-driven justification. For developers and tech professionals involved in construction, this highlights the need for greater transparency and evidence-based decision-making in code development to ensure safety, durability, and affordability.
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