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(Received November 4, 2013 / Revised December 18, 2013 / Accepted December 18, 2013)In order for efficient recycling and eco-friendly treatment of construction waste, there is a need to apply a building separati on and dismantling technique early on in the stage of waste generation. This study was conducted to analyze the relevant domestic circumstances and propose the applicable range of buildings in order to introduce a building separation and dismantling system to Korea. For this purpose, related policies and systems implemented overseas and the current situation of buildings were examined , and the workability of separation and dismantling of buildings according to their uses was compared. Also, the economic impact of t he separation and dismantling system was examined and a survey was conducted, seeking the opinions of the relevant companies regarding the need for the system and the selection criteria for eligible buildings. Based on the results, it was determined th at it wouldbe impossible to apply the separation and dismantling system to all buildings in Korea, considering the current technical power and economic situation, and that the system should be introduced in phases, according to the building classification determined bas ed onfloor area and use, as the cost may vary depending on a number of variables including the level of difficulty and field conditi ons.  : , , Keywords : Dismantlement, Recycling, Deconstruction* Corresponding author E-mail: batsun@kict.re.kr

Applicable Building Range for the Introduction of the Building Separation and Dismantling System