Do the Pyramids of Giza violate any parts of the modern International Building Code?

by Zadder

If so, how?

Thecna2

Of course. No fire exits. No signage. And those steps are way too big to conform to safety standards. No Wheelchair ramps or any attempt at accessibility for the handicapped into/out of the building. A complete lack of sprinklers. No emergency evacuation plan. The building material is quite fire resistant, which is very good. However I should point out the IBC isnt usually applied to existing buildings.

The design loading looks very good and I suspect this building will last for a substantial amount of time.

gh333

This might be a better question for /r/askengineering or /r/askscience.