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AEC Innovations Makes Building Codes a Reality Online


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LITCHFIELD PARK, AZ, March 2, 2005 -- AEC Innovations, LLC announced today the launch of its online building code website, GoCodes.com (www.gocodes.com). This new website has over 30 of the most commonly used building codes in America and are available for use on this subscription based service. These codes include the 2003 I-Codes, 2000 I-Codes, NY State Codes, various Accessibility Codes, and soon the 1997 UBC and UFC. Subscribing individuals or companies will have access to these codes 24 hours a day from anywhere in the world.

Every code book on GoCodes.com has its original structure retained making the transition from the book to online format even easier. Online subscribers will immediately recognize the enhanced cross-linking and search features integrated into every code book not found in any other format. GoCodes.com, co-founder Jason Lee, states “The ability to research codes via the Internet will free professionals from the leash of the book and save them valuable time and money.”

GoCodes.com enables subscribers to access the building code books from any Internet enabled computer. Putting resources such as this online is a new trend starting with other publications as well, based on news from Google, which indicates they will publish hard to access reference materials online. In a world reliant upon the Internet, it is time the building code books are available online as well for easier use. Please Contact Jason Lee at (602) 445-6338 for more information or visit our website www.gocodes.com.

About AEC Innovations:

The company’s founders are in the AEC industry and determined that architects, engineers and construction professionals are in need of online building codes. Last year AEC Innovations reached a licensing agreement with the International Code Council, a leading publisher in construction related codes. With this agreement, the company developed GoCodes.com which allows subscribers around the clock access to building codes via the Internet.

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