👉 A building's weapon, often referred to as a blast-resistant or impact-resistant structure, is a specialized architectural feature designed to protect occupants and critical infrastructure from explosive or high-velocity projectiles. These buildings typically incorporate reinforced concrete, steel, and other durable materials to withstand the intense forces generated by an explosion. Key elements include blast doors that seal off vulnerable areas, reinforced walls and floors, and strategically placed blast-resistant windows. The design also ensures that the building's core remains intact, providing a safe refuge for occupants and preserving essential services. Advanced systems like tuned mass dampers and energy-absorbing materials further enhance the building's resilience against such threats.
