Yes, NFPA 80A is highly applicable to
urban areas, where buildings are often close together and the risk of fire spreading from one structure to another is higher. The guideline provides recommendations on building separation, fire-resistant construction, and design strategies to minimize exterior fire exposure. In densely populated cities, following NFPA 80A can significantly enhance fire safety and protect property. While it’s not a code, it serves as a valuable reference in urban planning and fire protection. For the latest edition of
NFPA 80A, visit
kukubooks.com—your reliable source for official NFPA standards and fire safety resources.