Australian standards are reasonably high in comparison to the rest of the world, not the best but far from the worst.
Bricks and mortar WTF? Righto mate/mam.
As I said, a building needs to have the ability to move/flex with the earth, not sure how an FBR built structure will do that and I imagine you’ll end up with some issues at some point, maybe not, time will tell, will most likely stand up to an earthquake better than a conventional build but it’s such a pointless niche’ market from a financial perspective.
FBR Truck in North of Perth, page-560
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