
|Videos|July 19, 2016
Disaster preparedness: More than just codes
Author(s)Dan Chapel, AIA, NCARB
Making your veterinary facility ready to handle nature's worst doesn't end with construction.
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Your veterinary clinic has safety in its DNA-building codes require structures to withstand certain potential natural disasters. But veterinary architect and Hospital Design Conference educator Dan Chapel says it's up to you and your staff to extend the preparedness into your everyday considerations.
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