지방자치단체 소규모 공공건축사업 특성 분석 - 충청남도 소규모 공공건축물 관리 현황을 중심으로 -

Abstract

(Background and Purpose) The recent government policies and previous research are suggesting various architectural policy directions to respond to the changing demand in construction. Among these, there is an emphasis on the importance of management for improving the quality of small-scale public buildings in local government municipalities. In this study, we aim to analyze the current state of project management for small-scale public buildings in local government municipalities and examine their institutional characteristics. This research seeks to confirm the necessity of small-scale public building management and provide foundational data for future related studies. (Method) Among local governments, we would like to derive problems in project management by analyzing what characteristics appear in the institutional framework for small public construction projects (design costs less than 200 million won) in Chungcheongnam-do. As a research method, first, the scope and definition of small public buildings in the upper legal system were confirmed, and second, the institutional framework of Chungcheongnam-do was confirmed by analyzing the operation status of Chungcheongnam-do public building management systems and manuals. Third, the current status and institutional characteristics of small public building projects with a design cost of less than 200 million won were analyzed based on the performance of the Chungnam Research Institute's Public Design Center's "Preliminary Review" and "Public Design Consulting." (Results) The analysis of small-scale public building projects and institutional characteristics in Chungcheongnam-do reveals that projects with design costs exceeding 50 million Korean won have been managed through relevant regulations and expert utilization from the architectural planning stage to the design procurement phase. However, it has been observed that small-scale public buildings with design costs less than 50 million Korean won are not covered by such management systems. As a result, it has been confirmed that there is a need to validate the importance of managing small-scale public building projects with design costs less than 50 million Korean won by local government municipalities. This necessitates improvements in regulatory frameworks, laws, and regulations to establish management systems for such projects. (Conclusions) This is considered a significant research outcome, particularly given the increasing importance of the planning phase in public architectural projects. It addresses a research scope not covered in previous studies, focusing on the management status and the necessity for improving the management system of small-scale public architectural projects with design costs of less than 50 million KRW. In future related research, additional analysis could be conducted using information from municipal self-executed projects or the Public Procurement Service, which could further contribute to the establishment of foundational research materials for the development of management systems and guidelines for small-scale public architectural projects in Chungcheongnam-do.