Sustainability in buildings and civil engineering works — Design for disassembly and adaptability — Principles, requirements and guidance (ISO 20887:2020)
This document provides an overview of design for disassembly and adaptability (DfD/ A) principles andpotential strategies for integrating these principles into the design process. This document providesinformation for owners, architects, engineers, and product designers and manufacturers to assistin their understanding of potential DfD/ A options and considerations, and for other parties who areresponsible for financing, regulating, constructing, transforming, deconstructing, or demolishingconstruction works.This document is applicable to all types of buildings (e.g. commercial, industrial, institutional, andresidential), civil engineering works (e.g., dams, bridges, roads, railways, runways, utilities, pipelines)and their constituent parts. It can be used for new construction, refurbishment and renovation, and inthe design of incremental improvements in, or complete redesign of, buildings, building systems, civilengineering works, and their constituent parts.This document also provides guidance on measuring performance regarding each DfD/ A principle andrelated objectives.This document is intended to be used in conjunction with and following the principles set out inISO 15392 and the ISO 15686 series.This document does not set specific levels of performance for the disassembly or adaptability ofconstructed works, however, it does include requirements that are mandatory for the implementationof specific DfD/ A principles that are applicable when these principles are adopted.
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