| Title |
A Study on the Planning Methods for Pollution Prevention of Building Exterior |
| Authors |
Choi, Myung-Hwan ; Choi, Moon-Gyu |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK_PD.2020.36.4.71 |
| Keywords |
Pollution phenomena of the exterior; Pollution locations; Planning methods for preventing pollution; Design stage; Borough offices |
| Abstract |
The purpose of this study is to propose the planning methods for pollution prevention in the initial design stage by identifying the pollution
phenomena on the exterior of the building. It is important to catch the problem early on because exterior troubles begin with an initial
design defect and causes rapid aging. The scope of this study is seoul public borough offices that should be sustainable for long as landmark
located at the center of the district. Field survey was conducted three times in six months. Twenty-six borough offices were diagnosed with
three levels of contamination through visual inspection and the contaminated locations, types, materials, and characteristics were checked.
Fourteen common contaminated locations were identified in the first and intensively rechecked in the second. Five locations vulnerable to
contamination were designated and the contamination and cleanliness situations were checked by location in the third. As a result, main
polluted types and locations are sloping wall, upper wall, protruded wall, canopy, and wall under window. The key to avoiding these
pollution problems is to minimize the horizontal plane on which dust can be deposited. In other words, it can be considered variously by
shape and location, such as the slope of the horizontal plane, the floating of the surface, the installation of the roof surface, and the vertical
louvers. And throating plans and material plans suitable for each location are presented. Various methods of the shape and location, material
are expected to use as useful basic data for preventing pollutions during the initial design stage. |