공공건축물의 감염병 예방설계 가이드라인 개선방향 연구

Design for continuous infectious disease prevention is required in preparation for prolonged COVID-19 and new infectious diseases. Existing design for infectious disease prevention in medical facilities does not have universality that can be applied to all buildings, and new studies and cases are not feedback on improvement through comparative analysis. Therefore, this study proposes a direction for improvement of guidelines that can be applied as basic design elements to general buildings through the analysis of other guidelines and cases of new infectious disease prevention design. A construction system for infectious disease-prevention design establishes universal hygiene standards through the public. According to the system, the proposed universal guidelines can be applied to general buildings. Aspects were classified into planning aspects, institutional aspects, program aspects, equipment, and facilities by referring to the classification of existing guidelines. We derived improvement directions in each aspect. This study could contribute to a follow-up study on improved guidelines by analyzing and organizing designs for infectious disease prevention that have emerged indiscriminately in the New Normal era.