Air Structures and Design Committee
(IS-ASSC)
Air Structure & Design Standards
The committee's focus is to support the development and maintenance of the ICC 550, Standard for Air Structures and Design.
Abstract: This standard will serve as a comprehensive resource and include design criteria and formulas for air structures based on years of research, testing, and observations from thousands of buildings in use. This standard will cover snow and wind load values based on local conditions and specific jurisdictions including recommended load application methods and designs. This standard is not intended as a comprehensive guide for constructing an entire air structure system.
Project Need: Over the years, air structures have gained wider acceptance and undergone improvements in design and performance. Thousands of air structures have been manufactured, contributing to a wealth of operational experience and performance data. While building codes aim to safeguard public interest and safety, they may not readily apply to air supported structures due to their dynamic nature and unique design considerations. Due to variations in knowledge, design criteria, and manufacturing methods within the industry, there is a need for a standard to protect public safety.
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Dane Rankin, Secretariat
2025.01.17 | Applications for IS-ASSC is now open.
Committee applications are now open for the IS-ASSC developing the ICC 550 Standard for Air Structures and Design. If you are interested in applying for the committee, please click on the "Apply" tab and follow the instructions provided.