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https://www.ceramica.info/cerinfo-content/uploads/2025/11/casa-incendio-mattoni2_880x496.jpg880496Recent fires in high-rise buildings have demonstrated that combustible façade materials and vertical air cavities can greatly accelerate fire spread, leading to toxic fume emissions and loss of life. These events highlight the urgent need for stricter design criteria, materials with higher reaction-to-fire classes and targeted safety measures