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# Building Beyond Code: Lifeline Infrastructure and the Case for Coordinated Resiliency
> In this webinar, Casey Robb from Steel Tube Institute presents Building Beyond Code: Lifeline Infrastructure and the Case for Coordinated Resiliency, a session originally developed for the National Institute of...
In this webinar, Casey Robb from Steel Tube Institute presents Building Beyond Code: Lifeline Infrastructure and the Case for Coordinated Resiliency, a session originally developed for the National Institute of Building Sciences conference. This webinar explores how infrastructure that supports emergency response—known as “lifeline infrastructure”—can be designed to go beyond minimum code requirements and improve resilience at a systemic level.
## What you'll learn
* What “lifeline infrastructure” means and why it matters
* The gaps in traditional building codes when it comes to resilience
* The need for cross-sector coordination in infrastructure design
* How Steel Tube Institute approaches resilient design strategies
* Real-world implications for urban planning and emergency preparedness
## Watch the recording
Watching the recording does not provide AIA continuing-education credit.
## Webinar details
* **Date:** July 9, 2025
* **Presenter:** Casey Robb
* **Partner:** [Steel Tube Institute](https://app.acelabusa.com/manufacturer/steel-tube-institute)
In this webinar, Casey Robb from Steel Tube Institute presents Building Beyond Code: Lifeline Infrastructure and the Case for Coordinated Resiliency, a session originally developed for the National Institute of Building Sciences conference. This webinar explores how infrastructure that supports emergency response—known as “lifeline infrastructure”—can be designed to go beyond minimum code requirements and improve resilience at a systemic level.
## What you'll learn
* What “lifeline infrastructure” means and why it matters
* The gaps in traditional building codes when it comes to resilience
* The need for cross-sector coordination in infrastructure design
* How Steel Tube Institute approaches resilient design strategies
* Real-world implications for urban planning and emergency preparedness
## Watch the recording