Connor Webb
AI Architectural Code Converter at archparse.com
Connor Webb is a PhD candidate in Building Technology at MIT, where his research focuses on computational methods for automated building code compliance and the structural performance of adaptive building systems. He combines advanced simulation with regulatory analysis to bridge the gap between design intent and real-world constructability. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Connor Webb
- Apartment building exits: International Building Code (IBC) 40% rent cut vs second stair September 12, 2026
- Emergency exit width checks: 2026 International Building Code (IBC) 44-inch pass vs fail September 9, 2026
- Building Exit Door Width 2026: 32-Inch Clear International Building Code (IBC) Fix or Fail September 6, 2026
- Revit 2026 Link CAD Tolerance: Vertex Snap and Lab Counts September 4, 2026
- IFC 4 IfcSpace to Stair Math: 8 vs 13.2 Hours, 71% September 2, 2026
- Inside the 68%: IBC 2024 Egress Checks in Revit Compared September 1, 2026
- From 14 Hours to 5.5: How a Predicate Machine Reviews Egress August 30, 2026
- Automated Code Checking: Pre-Screen or Auto-Approve? BCA Evidence August 29, 2026