News & AnnouncementsNews Category: Statements
Building Fire Safety Through Collaboration: Key Takeaways from NAMBA’s 2025 Symposium
Posted on November 7, 2025
Industry leaders gathered at the 2025 Building Fire Safety Symposium to discuss evolving fire risks, global standards, and the critical role of education in protecting buildings and lives.
NAMBA to Convene Symposium to Help Shape the Future of Building Fire Safety
Posted on July 14, 2025
Join industry leaders in Philadelphia, Sept. 24–25, for NAMBA’s second annual Building Fire Safety Symposium - a deep dive into the future of fire safety in modern construction.
NAMBA Convenes Inaugural Symposium to Shape the Future of Building Fire Safety
Posted on December 23, 2024
NAMBA held its first-ever Building Fire Safety Symposium from November 18-20, 2024. The event brought together architects, engineers, fire safety experts, building officials, and others to discuss the shared responsibility of ensuring fire safety in building design, manufacture, and construction.
NAMBA Joins the International Fire Safety Standards Coalition
Posted on September 18, 2024
Washington, DC — September 18th, 2024 — The North American Modern Building Alliance (NAMBA) is proud to announce its membership in the International Fire Safety Standards (IFSS) Coalition, a global effort to improve fire safety across the built environment. This partnership aligns with NAMBA’s mission to advocate for fire safety policies and the responsible use of plastic building materials in the construction industry.
NAMBA Statement on the Final Report of the Grenfell Inquiry
Posted on September 4, 2024
The newly released final report of Grenfell tragedy of 2017 serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of fire safety in the design, construction, and regulation of both new buildings and the retrofitting of existing buildings.
NAMBA Releases Advisory Note on New NYC Building Code Changes For Exterior Walls
Posted on November 7, 2022
On November 7, new exterior wall and exterior wall covering requirements will be in effect. The new requirements change how walls are designed, installed, tested, and inspected.