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In response to
"Was it UCLA that did that study on the earthquake safety of buildings in L.A.? I wonder what it has to say about these "good bones". -- nm"
by
Mop
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Well the good thing about these buildings is they tend to be steel reinforced. The most at risk buildings are unreinforced brick or concrete
Posted by
con_carne
Feb 5 '15, 11:38
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The study you're talking about resulted in a specific list of buildings, and that was made public recently. There's now talk of retrofitting for earthquakes, and it seems to be building support, even among property owners.
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