From muddle to model
County is testing 3-D building-code inspection system that could replace thick stacks of paper plans
No matter how hard they squint at traditional building plans, the Mecklenburg County code inspectors are bound to miss something. The problems often don’t show up until the inspector walks through after construction is finished. Jim Bartl says he thinks there is a better way.Login required
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