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JP6132349B2
JP6132349B2 JP2013169929A JP2013169929A JP6132349B2 JP 6132349 B2 JP6132349 B2 JP 6132349B2 JP 2013169929 A JP2013169929 A JP 2013169929A JP 2013169929 A JP2013169929 A JP 2013169929A JP 6132349 B2 JP6132349 B2 JP 6132349B2
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本発明は、構造物改築方法に関する。詳しくは、既存構造物を改築する構造物改築方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a structure reconstruction method. Specifically, the present invention relates to a structure reconstructing method for remodeling an existing structure.

従来より、高層建築では、設備や躯体の老朽化を理由として、建築物を解体し、新たに建築物を構築する建て替えが行われる場合がある。
建築物を解体する方法として、例えば、最上階にハットトラスからなる仮設屋根を設けて、この仮設屋根に囲まれた空間を解体作業スペースとし、この解体作業スペースで解体作業を行うことにより、粉塵や騒音を防止する手法が提案されている。
Conventionally, in a high-rise building, there is a case where a building is dismantled and a new building is constructed due to the aging of facilities and structures.
As a method of demolishing a building, for example, a temporary roof made of a hat truss is provided on the top floor, and a space surrounded by the temporary roof is used as a dismantling work space. And methods for preventing noise have been proposed.

特許第3218519号公報Japanese Patent No. 3218519

しかしながら、従来の手法では、既存の建築物の解体が完了した後、新たに建築物を構築するため、工期が長期化し、コストが高くなる、という問題があった。
また、既存の建築物を完全に解体するため、膨大な解体材が発生し、環境に大きな負荷がかかる、という問題があった。
However, the conventional method has a problem that the construction period is prolonged and the cost is increased because a new building is constructed after the dismantling of the existing building is completed.
Moreover, in order to completely dismantle existing buildings, there was a problem that a huge amount of dismantling material was generated and a large load was placed on the environment.

本発明は、環境にかかる負荷を軽減しつつ、改築にかかるコストを低減できる構造物改築方法を提供することを目的とする。   It is an object of the present invention to provide a structure reconstructing method that can reduce the cost of remodeling while reducing the load on the environment.

請求項1に記載の構造物改築方法は、既存構造物(例えば、後述の既存建物1)を改築する構造物改築方法であって、前記既存構造物の所定階の床スラブ(例えば、後述のm階の既存床スラブ13)を含んで移動床(例えば、後述の移動床21)とし、当該移動床に支持されて当該移動床の上下の前記既存構造物の外周面を覆う仮設壁(例えば、後述の下側仮設壁23、上側仮設壁24)を架設する初期工程(例えば、後述のステップS1〜S3)と、前記移動床の下側の仮設壁で囲まれた空間で、少なくとも一部の既存柱(例えば、後述の既存柱11A)を再利用構造体(例えば、後述の再利用構造体41)とし、当該再利用構造体を除いて当該既存構造物を解体するとともに、前記移動床の上側の仮設壁で囲まれた空間で、前記再利用構造体を含んで新設構造物(例えば、後述の新設建物2)を構築する改築工程(例えば、後述のステップS4)と、前記移動床および前記仮設壁下方移動前記改築工程とを交互に繰り返す繰り返し工程(例えば、後述のステップS5、S6)と、を備えることを特徴とする。 The structure reconstructing method according to claim 1 is a structure reconstructing method for reconstructing an existing structure (for example, an existing building 1 described later), and a floor slab (for example, described later) on a predetermined floor of the existing structure. The m-floor existing floor slab 13) is used as a moving floor (for example, a moving floor 21 described later), and a temporary wall (for example, the outer floor of the existing structure above and below the moving floor supported by the moving floor (for example, In an initial step (for example, steps S1 to S3 to be described later) for laying a lower temporary wall 23 and an upper temporary wall 24, which will be described later, and at least a part of the space surrounded by the temporary wall on the lower side of the moving floor The existing pillar (for example, the later-described existing pillar 11A) is used as a reuse structure (for example, the later-described reuse structure 41), the existing structure is dismantled except for the reuse structure, and the moving bed In the space surrounded by the temporary wall above New structures contain body (e.g., new buildings 2 below) renovation constructing a (e.g., step S4 will be described later) and, alternating with the renovation process and the moving of the lower of the moving bed and the temporary wall A repeating process (for example, steps S5 and S6 described later).

本発明の構造物改築方法は、既存構造物を改築する構造物改築方法であって、前記既存構造物の所定階の床スラブを含んで移動床とし、当該移動床で作業空間を上下に仕切って、下側の作業空間(例えば、後述の解体作業スペース40)では、当該既存構造物の少なくとも一部の既存柱を残して解体し、上側の作業空間(例えば、後述の新設作業スペース50)では、当該残した既存柱を用いて新たに構造物(例えば、後述の新設建物2)を構築することが好ましい The structure remodeling method of the present invention is a structure remodeling method for remodeling an existing structure, including a floor slab of a predetermined floor of the existing structure as a moving floor, and the work space is partitioned vertically by the moving floor. Then, in the lower work space (for example, a dismantling work space 40 described later), the existing work structure is disassembled leaving at least a part of the existing pillars, and the upper work space (for example, a new work space 50 described later). Then, it is preferable to construct a new structure (for example, a new building 2 described later) using the remaining existing pillar.

この発明によれば、既存建物の所定階の床スラブを含んで移動床とする。そして、この移動床により、上下2つの作業空間、つまり、移動床の上側の作業空間と、移動床の下側の仮設壁で囲まれ作業空間と、に仕切る。
次に、移動床の下側の仮設壁で囲まれた作業空間で、少なくとも一部の既存柱を残して解体するとともに、移動床の上側の作業空間で、この残した既存柱を含んで新設構造物を構築する。そして、移動床および仮設壁を一体として下方に移動しながら、既存建物の解体作業および新設構造物の構築作業を繰り返す。
According to this invention, it is set as a movable floor including the floor slab of the predetermined floor of the existing building. The moving floor divides the work space into two upper and lower work spaces, that is, a work space above the moving floor and a work space surrounded by a temporary wall below the moving floor.
Next, in the work space surrounded by the temporary wall on the lower side of the moving floor, at least a part of the existing pillars are left and dismantled, and in the work space on the upper side of the moving floor, the existing existing pillars are included and newly constructed. Build a structure. Then, the dismantling work of the existing building and the construction work of the new structure are repeated while moving the moving floor and the temporary wall together.

このように、作業空間を移動床で上下に仕切って、一方の作業空間つまり仮設壁で囲まれた下側の空間では、既存構造物を解体しつつ、他方の作業空間つまり仮設壁で囲まれた上側の空間では、新設構造物を新たに構築する。したがって、既存構造物の解体作業と新設構造物の構築作業とを異なる作業エリアで同時に行うことができ、作業効率を向上できる。また、作業者の安全性を確保できるうえに、資材や工具の飛来や落下を確実に防止できる。
また、新設構造物の構築作業を行う層(フロア)では、既存構造物の解体作業が既に完了しているので、既存構造物の解体材が新設構造物に接触して新設構造物が損傷することはない。
In this way, the work space is divided up and down by the moving floor, and in the lower space surrounded by one work space, that is, the temporary wall, the existing structure is dismantled and surrounded by the other work space, that is, the temporary wall. In the upper space, a new structure will be newly constructed. Therefore, the dismantling work of the existing structure and the construction work of the new structure can be performed simultaneously in different work areas, and work efficiency can be improved. In addition, the safety of the worker can be ensured, and the flying and dropping of materials and tools can be reliably prevented.
Also, at the layer (floor) where the construction work for the new structure is performed, the dismantling work for the existing structure has already been completed, so that the dismantling material for the existing structure comes into contact with the new structure and the new structure is damaged. There is nothing.

また、既存構造物を解体しつつ新設構造物を構築するので、従来のように既存構造物の解体が完了した後に新設構造物を構築する場合に比べて、短工期で改築できるうえに、改築にかかるコストを低減できる。
また、解体作業エリアを移動床および仮設壁で囲んだので、既存構造物の解体時に、粉塵が周囲に飛散するのを防止できるうえに、騒音を低減でき、さらには、解体材の落下も防止できる。よって、周辺環境に与える負荷を少なくできる。
In addition, since the new structure is constructed while dismantling the existing structure, it can be reconstructed in a shorter period of time compared to the case where the new structure is constructed after the dismantling of the existing structure is completed as in the past. Cost can be reduced.
In addition, because the demolition work area is surrounded by a moving floor and temporary walls, dust can be prevented from scattering around the existing structure when it is demolished, noise can be reduced, and demolishing material can be prevented from falling. it can. Thus, the load on the surrounding environment can be reduced.

また、既存構造物の一部を再利用して新設構造物を構築したので、解体材を減量でき、環境にかかる負荷を軽減できる。
また、構造物の高層部を解体あるいは新設する場合、タワークレーンやジブクレーンを利用すると、風の影響により作業効率が低下するが、仮設壁により風の影響を受けないので、効率よく作業できる。
In addition, since a new structure is constructed by reusing a part of the existing structure, the amount of dismantling material can be reduced, and the load on the environment can be reduced.
In addition, when dismantling or newly constructing a high-rise part of a structure, if a tower crane or a jib crane is used, the work efficiency is reduced due to the influence of the wind, but it is not affected by the wind due to the temporary wall, so that the work can be performed efficiently.

本発明によれば、作業空間を移動床で上下に仕切って、一方の作業空間つまり仮設壁で囲まれた下側の空間では、既存構造物を解体しつつ、他方の作業空間つまり仮設壁で囲まれた上側の空間では、新設構造物を新たに構築する。したがって、既存構造物の解体作業と新設構造物の構築作業とを異なる作業エリアで同時に行うことができ、作業効率を向上できる。また、作業者の安全性を確保できるうえに、資材や工具の飛来や落下を確実に防止できる。また、新設構造物の構築作業を行う層(フロア)では、既存構造物の解体作業が既に完了しているので、既存構造物の解体材が新設構造物に接触して新設構造物が損傷することはない。また、既存構造物を解体しつつ新設構造物を構築するので、従来のように既存構造物の解体が完了した後に新設構造物を構築する場合に比べて、短工期で改築できるうえに、改築にかかるコストを低減できる。また、解体作業エリアを移動床および仮設壁で囲んだので、既存構造物の解体時に、粉塵が周囲に飛散するのを防止できるうえに、騒音を低減でき、さらには、解体材の落下も防止できる。よって、周辺環境に与える負荷を少なくできる。また、既存構造物の一部を再利用して新設構造物を構築したので、解体材を減量でき、環境にかかる負荷を軽減できる。また、既存構造物の高層部を解体あるいは新設する場合、タワークレーンやジブクレーンを利用すると、風の影響により作業効率が低下するが、仮設壁により風の影響を受けないので、効率よく作業できる。   According to the present invention, the work space is divided up and down by the moving floor, and in the lower space surrounded by one work space, that is, the temporary wall, the existing structure is dismantled while the other work space, that is, the temporary wall, is disassembled. In the enclosed upper space, a new structure is newly constructed. Therefore, the dismantling work of the existing structure and the construction work of the new structure can be performed simultaneously in different work areas, and work efficiency can be improved. In addition, the safety of the worker can be ensured, and the flying and dropping of materials and tools can be reliably prevented. Also, at the layer (floor) where the construction work for the new structure is performed, the dismantling work for the existing structure has already been completed, so that the dismantling material for the existing structure comes into contact with the new structure and the new structure is damaged. There is nothing. In addition, since the new structure is constructed while dismantling the existing structure, it can be reconstructed in a shorter period of time compared to the case where the new structure is constructed after the dismantling of the existing structure is completed as in the past. Cost can be reduced. In addition, because the demolition work area is surrounded by a moving floor and temporary walls, dust can be prevented from scattering around the existing structure when it is demolished, noise can be reduced, and demolishing material can be prevented from falling. it can. Thus, the load on the surrounding environment can be reduced. In addition, since a new structure is constructed by reusing a part of the existing structure, the amount of dismantling material can be reduced, and the load on the environment can be reduced. In addition, when dismantling or newly constructing a high-rise part of an existing structure, if a tower crane or a jib crane is used, the work efficiency is reduced due to the influence of the wind, but it is not affected by the wind due to the temporary wall, so that the work can be performed efficiently.

本発明の一実施形態に係る構造物改築方法が適用される既存構造物の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the existing structure to which the structure reconstruction method which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention is applied. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法により既存構造物を改築する手順のフローチャートである。It is a flowchart of the procedure which rebuilds an existing structure by the structure rebuilding method which concerns on the said embodiment. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法により既存構造物を改築する手順を説明するための図(その1)である。It is FIG. (1) for demonstrating the procedure which rebuilds an existing structure by the structure rebuilding method which concerns on the said embodiment. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法が適用される既存構造物の屋上階の平面図である。It is a top view of the rooftop floor of the existing structure to which the structure reconstruction method which concerns on the said embodiment is applied. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法の移動床の平面図である。It is a top view of the movable floor of the structure reconstruction method which concerns on the said embodiment. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法の移動床および仮設壁の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the movable floor and temporary wall of the structure reconstruction method which concerns on the said embodiment. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法により既存構造物を改築する手順を説明するための図(その2)である。It is FIG. (2) for demonstrating the procedure which rebuilds an existing structure by the structure rebuilding method which concerns on the said embodiment. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法により既存構造物を改築する手順を説明するための図(その3)である。It is FIG. (3) for demonstrating the procedure which rebuilds an existing structure by the structure rebuilding method which concerns on the said embodiment. 前記実施形態に係る構造物改築方法により既存構造物を改築する手順を説明するための図(その4)である。It is FIG. (4) for demonstrating the procedure which rebuilds an existing structure by the structure rebuilding method which concerns on the said embodiment. 本発明の変形例に係る構造物改築方法の移動床および仮設壁の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the movable floor and temporary wall of the structure reconstruction method which concerns on the modification of this invention.

以下、本発明の一実施形態について、図面を参照しながら説明する。
図1は、本発明の一実施形態に係る構造物改築方法が適用される既存構造物としての既存建物1の断面図である。
既存建物1は、m(mは自然数)階建ての高層建物である。この既存建物1は、骨組みつまり構造体として、複数本の既存柱11と、これら既存柱11同士を連結する複数の既存梁12と、を備える。また、この既存建物1は、非構造体として、既存床スラブ13、既存外壁14、既存間仕切壁15などを備える。
Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of an existing building 1 as an existing structure to which a structure reconstructing method according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
The existing building 1 is a high-rise building with m (m is a natural number) floors. This existing building 1 includes a plurality of existing columns 11 and a plurality of existing beams 12 that connect these existing columns 11 as a framework, that is, a structure. Moreover, this existing building 1 is provided with the existing floor slab 13, the existing outer wall 14, the existing partition wall 15, etc. as a non-structural body.

本発明の構造物改築方法は、この既存建物1を改築するものである。具体的には、既存建物1の一部の既存柱11Aのみを残して解体し、これら一部の既存柱11Aを利用して、新設構造物としての新設建物2を構築するものである(図8、図9参照)。   The structure reconstruction method of the present invention is to reconstruct the existing building 1. Specifically, only a part of the existing pillars 11A of the existing building 1 are left and dismantled, and a new building 2 is constructed as a new structure using these part of the existing pillars 11A (see FIG. 8, see FIG.

以下、既存建物1を改築する手順について、図2のフローチャートを参照しながら説明する。   Hereinafter, the procedure for renovating the existing building 1 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

ステップS1では、図3に示すように、外周足場20を架設する。
この外周足場20は、既存建物1のm階の既存梁12および既存床スラブ13から外側に向かって突出して設けられて既存建物1を囲む矩形枠状の延出部22と、この延出部22の下側に設けられて既存建物1の外周面を覆う下側仮設壁23と、延出部22の上側に設けられて既存建物1の外周面を覆う上側仮設壁24と、を備える。
In step S1, the outer periphery scaffolding 20 is constructed as shown in FIG.
The outer periphery scaffold 20 is provided to project outward from the existing beam 12 and the existing floor slab 13 on the m floor of the existing building 1 and has a rectangular frame-like extension portion 22 surrounding the existing building 1, and the extension portion. A lower temporary wall 23 provided below the existing building 1 and covering the outer peripheral surface of the existing building 1, and an upper temporary wall 24 provided above the extending portion 22 and covering the outer peripheral surface of the existing building 1.

下側仮設壁23は、既存建物1の2層分の高さであり、枠組足場を例えば6段積層して構成される。具体的には、この下側仮設壁23は、延出部22の下面から、枠組足場を吊下げ支持しながら下方に向かって積層することで架設される。   The lower temporary wall 23 has a height corresponding to two layers of the existing building 1 and is configured by stacking, for example, six stages of frame scaffolds. Specifically, the lower temporary wall 23 is constructed by stacking downward from the lower surface of the extending portion 22 while suspending and supporting the frame scaffold.

上側仮設壁24は、既存建物1の1層分の高さであり、枠組足場を例えば3段積層して構成される。具体的には、この上側仮設壁24は、延出部22上に枠組足場を上方に向かって積層することで架設される。   The upper temporary wall 24 has a height corresponding to one layer of the existing building 1 and is configured by stacking, for example, three stages of frame scaffolds. Specifically, the upper temporary wall 24 is constructed by laminating a frame scaffold on the extending portion 22 upward.

また、下側仮設壁23の外周面は、防音パネル25で覆われている。なお、これに限らず、下側仮設壁23の外周面をメッシュシートで覆ってもよい。
また、上側仮設壁24の外周面は、メッシュシート26で覆われている。なお、これに限らず、上側仮設壁24の外周面を防音パネルで覆ってもよい。
The outer peripheral surface of the lower temporary wall 23 is covered with a soundproof panel 25. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the outer peripheral surface of the lower temporary wall 23 may be covered with a mesh sheet.
The outer peripheral surface of the upper temporary wall 24 is covered with a mesh sheet 26. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and the outer peripheral surface of the upper temporary wall 24 may be covered with a soundproof panel.

図4は、既存建物1の屋上階の平面図である。
以上の外周足場20は、図3および図4に示すように、既存建物1の一部の既存柱11Aの頂部に設けられた支持装置30により吊下げ支持される。
既存建物1は、ここでは、平面視で長手方向に3スパン、短手方向に2スパンの建物であり、支持装置30は、既存建物1の四隅に位置する4本の既存柱11Aと、内部に位置する2本の既存柱11Aに設けられる。
FIG. 4 is a plan view of the rooftop floor of the existing building 1.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the outer peripheral scaffold 20 is suspended and supported by a support device 30 provided on the top of some existing pillars 11 </ b> A of the existing building 1.
Here, the existing building 1 is a building having three spans in the longitudinal direction and two spans in the short direction in plan view, and the support device 30 includes four existing pillars 11 </ b> A located at the four corners of the existing building 1, Are provided on two existing pillars 11A.

これら支持装置30は、具体的には、m階の既存床スラブ13(つまり、後述の移動床21)あるいは、外周足場20の延出部22の外端縁を吊下げ支持するものである。これら支持装置30は、既存柱11Aの頂部に設けられて外側に向かって突出した支持部31と、この支持部31の先端に設けられた油圧ジャッキ32と、この油圧ジャッキ32に昇降可能に支持されてm階の既存床スラブ13(つまり、後述の移動床21)あるいは外周足場20に連結された吊り材33と、を備える。   Specifically, these supporting devices 30 are used to suspend and support the existing floor slab 13 of the m-th floor (that is, a movable floor 21 described later) or the outer edge of the extending portion 22 of the outer periphery scaffold 20. These support devices 30 are provided at the top of the existing pillar 11A and project outward, a hydraulic jack 32 provided at the tip of the support 31, and a hydraulic jack 32 supported by the hydraulic jack 32 so as to be movable up and down. The m floor existing floor slab 13 (that is, a movable floor 21 described later) or a suspension member 33 connected to the outer periphery scaffold 20 is provided.

ステップS2では、図5に示すように、移動床21を構築する。
図5は、移動床21の平面図である。なお、図5中、移動床21を斜線で示す。
すなわち、既存建物1のm階の既存梁12および既存床スラブ13を移動床21とし、既存柱11Aの外周面に沿って切断することで、この移動床を構成する既存梁12および既存床スラブ13を、既存柱11Aから縁切りする。
In step S2, the moving floor 21 is constructed as shown in FIG.
FIG. 5 is a plan view of the moving floor 21. In FIG. 5, the moving floor 21 is indicated by diagonal lines.
That is, the existing beam 12 and the existing floor slab 13 of the m floor of the existing building 1 are used as the moving floor 21, and the existing beam 12 and the existing floor slab constituting the moving floor are cut by cutting along the outer peripheral surface of the existing column 11A. 13 is cut off from the existing pillar 11A.

これにより、図6に示すように、外周足場20および移動床21は、一体となって、支持装置30により昇降自在となる。なお、図6中、外周足場20および移動床21を、斜線で示す。   As a result, as shown in FIG. 6, the outer periphery scaffold 20 and the movable floor 21 are integrated and can be moved up and down by the support device 30. In FIG. 6, the outer periphery scaffold 20 and the movable floor 21 are indicated by hatching.

以下、移動床21および上側仮設壁24で囲まれた空間を新設作業スペース50とする。すると、新設作業スペース50は、m階に位置することになる。
また、移動床21および下側仮設壁23で囲まれた空間を解体作業スペース40とする。すると、この解体作業スペース40は、(m―1)階および(m―2)階に位置している。
Hereinafter, a space surrounded by the movable floor 21 and the upper temporary wall 24 is referred to as a new work space 50. Then, the new work space 50 is located on the m floor.
A space surrounded by the movable floor 21 and the lower temporary wall 23 is defined as a dismantling work space 40. Then, the dismantling work space 40 is located on the (m-1) floor and the (m-2) floor.

ステップS3では、図7に示すように、新設作業スペース50内で、既存建物1を一部の構造体を除いて解体する。
具体的には、まず、既存建物1の既存柱11Aを、再利用構造体41とする。そして、移動床21および再利用構造体41を除く部分、つまり、既存床スラブ13、既存梁12、既存外壁14、既存間仕切壁15、図示しない既存の設備機器などを解体する。
In step S3, as shown in FIG. 7, the existing building 1 is dismantled except for some structures in the new work space 50.
Specifically, first, the existing pillar 11 </ b> A of the existing building 1 is a reuse structure 41. Then, the parts excluding the movable floor 21 and the reuse structure 41, that is, the existing floor slab 13, the existing beam 12, the existing outer wall 14, the existing partition wall 15, an existing facility device (not shown), and the like are dismantled.

なお、解体作業では、既存建物1の内部または外周部に図示しない搬出口を設け、走行クレーン等を利用して、この搬出口に解体材を移動して、この搬出口から下階に搬送する。下階に搬送した解体材は、リサイクル可能な材料と産業廃棄物との仕分けを行って、場外に搬出する。   In the dismantling work, a carry-out port (not shown) is provided inside or on the outer periphery of the existing building 1, and a dismantling material is moved to the carry-out port using a traveling crane or the like, and conveyed from the carry-out port to the lower floor. . The demolished material transported to the lower floor is separated from recyclable materials and industrial waste, and is taken out of the venue.

ステップS4では、図8に示すように、解体作業スペース40内で、ステップS3と同様に、既存建物1の再利用構造体41つまり既存柱11Aを除いて解体する。
また、このステップS4では、図8に示すように、新設作業スペース50内で、再利用構造体41を用いて、新設建物2を構築する。具体的には、新設作業スペース50内で、新設梁51、新設床スラブ52、新設外壁53、および、図示しない新たな設備機器を設置する。
In step S4, as shown in FIG. 8, in the dismantling work space 40, dismantling is performed except for the reuse structure 41 of the existing building 1, that is, the existing pillar 11A, as in step S3.
In step S4, the new building 2 is constructed using the reuse structure 41 in the new work space 50, as shown in FIG. Specifically, a new beam 51, a new floor slab 52, a new outer wall 53, and new equipment (not shown) are installed in the new work space 50.

ステップS5では、図9に示すように、外周足場20および移動床21を1層分だけ下方に移動する。このとき、支持装置30の油圧ジャッキ32を駆動して、吊り材33を下降させることで、外周足場20および移動床21を下方に移動させる。
これにより、新設作業スペース50は、(m−1)階に位置し、解体作業スペース40は、(m−2)階および(m−3)階に位置する。
In step S5, as shown in FIG. 9, the outer periphery scaffold 20 and the movable floor 21 are moved downward by one layer. At this time, the outer periphery scaffold 20 and the movable floor 21 are moved downward by driving the hydraulic jack 32 of the support device 30 and lowering the suspension member 33.
Accordingly, the new work space 50 is located on the (m−1) floor, and the dismantling work space 40 is located on the (m−2) floor and the (m−3) floor.

ステップS6では、ステップS4、S5を1セットとして繰り返して、上階から下階に向かって改築作業を行う。   In step S6, steps S4 and S5 are repeated as one set, and the reconstruction work is performed from the upper floor to the lower floor.

本実施形態によれば、以下のような効果がある。
(1)作業空間を移動床21で上下に仕切って、下側仮設壁23で囲まれた下側の空間つまり解体作業スペース40内では、既存柱11を残して解体しつつ、上側仮設壁24で囲まれた上側の空間つまり新設作業スペース50内では、新設梁51、新設床スラブ52、新設外壁53を新たに取り付ける。したがって、既存建物1の解体作業と新設建物2の構築作業とを異なる作業エリアで同時に行うことができ、作業効率を向上できる。また、作業者の安全性を確保できるうえに、資材や工具の飛来や落下を確実に防止できる。
また、新設建物2の構築作業を行う層(フロア)では、既存建物1の解体作業が既に完了しているので、既存建物1の解体材が新設建物2に接触して新設建物2が損傷することはない。
According to this embodiment, there are the following effects.
(1) The work space is partitioned up and down by the moving floor 21, and in the lower space surrounded by the lower temporary wall 23, that is, in the dismantling work space 40, the upper temporary wall 24 is dismantled while leaving the existing pillars 11 apart. A new beam 51, a new floor slab 52, and a new outer wall 53 are newly attached in the upper space surrounded by, that is, in the new work space 50. Therefore, the dismantling work of the existing building 1 and the construction work of the new building 2 can be performed simultaneously in different work areas, and work efficiency can be improved. In addition, the safety of the worker can be ensured, and the flying and dropping of materials and tools can be reliably prevented.
Further, in the layer (floor) where the construction work of the new building 2 is performed, the dismantling work of the existing building 1 has already been completed, so that the dismantling material of the existing building 1 comes into contact with the new building 2 and the new building 2 is damaged. There is nothing.

また、既存建物1を解体しつつ新設建物2を構築するので、従来のように既存建物の解体が完了した後に新設建物を構築する場合に比べて、短工期で改築できるうえに、改築にかかるコストを低減できる。
解体作業エリアを移動床21および下側仮設壁23で囲んだので、既存建物1の解体時に、粉塵が周囲に飛散するのを防止できるうえに、騒音を低減でき、さらには、解体材の落下も防止できる。よって、周辺環境に与える負荷を少なくできる。
In addition, since the new building 2 is constructed while dismantling the existing building 1, it can be renovated in a shorter period of time compared to the case where the new building is constructed after the dismantling of the existing building is completed as before, and the renovation is required. Cost can be reduced.
Since the demolition work area is surrounded by the moving floor 21 and the lower temporary wall 23, when the existing building 1 is demolished, dust can be prevented from scattering to the surroundings, noise can be reduced, and the demolition material can be dropped. Can also be prevented. Thus, the load on the surrounding environment can be reduced.

また、既存建物1の一部である既存柱11を再利用して新設建物2を構築したので、解体材を減量でき、環境にかかる負荷を軽減できる。
また、建物の高層部を解体あるいは新設する場合、タワークレーンやジブクレーンを利用すると、風の影響により作業効率が低下するが、下側仮設壁23および上側仮設壁24により風の影響を受けないので、効率よく作業できる。
Moreover, since the new building 2 was constructed by reusing the existing pillar 11 that is a part of the existing building 1, the amount of dismantling material can be reduced, and the load on the environment can be reduced.
In addition, when dismantling or newly constructing a high-rise building, if a tower crane or jib crane is used, work efficiency is reduced due to the effect of wind, but the lower temporary wall 23 and upper temporary wall 24 are not affected by the wind. , Work efficiently.

(2)下側仮設壁23を、枠組足場を積層して構成したので、下側仮設壁23の延出部22からの深さ(すなわち、延出部22から下側仮設壁23の下端までの距離)を適宜調整して、解体作業スペース40を任意の広さに設定できる。
また、上側仮設壁24を、枠組足場を積層して構成したので、上側仮設壁24の延出部22からの高さを適宜調整して、新設作業スペース50を任意の広さに設定できる。
また、枠組足場をさらに積層したり、一部の枠組足場を撤去したりすることで、仮設壁23、24の高さ(深さ)を後から自在に調整できる。
(2) Since the lower temporary wall 23 is configured by stacking frame scaffolds, the depth of the lower temporary wall 23 from the extended portion 22 (that is, from the extended portion 22 to the lower end of the lower temporary wall 23). The disassembly work space 40 can be set to an arbitrary size by appropriately adjusting the distance.
Further, since the upper temporary wall 24 is configured by laminating frame scaffolds, the height of the upper temporary wall 24 from the extending portion 22 can be appropriately adjusted to set the new work space 50 to an arbitrary size.
Further, the height (depth) of the temporary walls 23 and 24 can be freely adjusted later by further stacking the frame scaffolds or removing some of the frame scaffolds.

なお、本発明は前記実施形態に限定されるものではなく、本発明の目的を達成できる範囲での変形、改良等は本発明に含まれるものである。
また、本実施形態では、下側仮設壁23を、枠組足場を6段積層して構成し、上側仮設壁24を、枠組足場を3段積層して構成したが、これに限らず、枠組足場の段数は適宜設定されてよい。
It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and modifications, improvements, etc. within a scope that can achieve the object of the present invention are included in the present invention.
Further, in the present embodiment, the lower temporary wall 23 is configured by stacking six stages of frame scaffolds, and the upper temporary wall 24 is configured by stacking three stages of frame scaffolds. The number of stages may be set as appropriate.

また、本実施形態では、一部の既存柱11A、つまり、既存建物1の四隅に位置する4本の既存柱11Aと、内部に位置する2本の既存柱11Aと、を残して解体したが、これに限らない。例えば、全ての既存柱を残して解体してもよいし、残す既存柱の位置や本数は、支持装置30を介して負担する外周足場20の重量に基づいて、適宜決定されてよい。   In the present embodiment, some existing pillars 11A, that is, four existing pillars 11A located at the four corners of the existing building 1 and two existing pillars 11A located inside are dismantled. Not limited to this. For example, all the existing pillars may be left and disassembled, and the positions and number of the existing pillars to be left may be appropriately determined based on the weight of the outer periphery scaffold 20 borne through the support device 30.

また、本実施形態では、移動床21を1層、つまり、m階の既存梁12および既存床スラブ13で構成したが、これに限らない。例えば、移動床21を2層で構成してもよい。具体的には、図10中斜線で示すm階の既存梁12、m階の既存床スラブ13、(m−1)階の既存梁12、(m−1)階の既存床スラブ13に加えて、図10で図示しない(m−1)階の既存柱11で構成してもよい。   Moreover, in this embodiment, although the movable floor 21 was comprised with the existing beam 12 and the existing floor slab 13 of 1 layer, ie, m floor, it is not restricted to this. For example, the moving floor 21 may be composed of two layers. Specifically, in addition to the existing beam 12 on the m-th floor, the existing floor slab 13 on the m-th floor, the existing beam 12 on the (m−1) -th floor, and the existing floor slab 13 on the (m−1) -th floor shown in FIG. And you may comprise with the existing pillar 11 of the (m-1) floor which is not illustrated in FIG.

また、本実施形態では、既存柱11Aのみを再利用構造体41として再利用したが、これに限らず、既存柱11に加えて既存外壁14や既存間仕切壁15を再利用構造体41として再利用してもよい。   In this embodiment, only the existing pillar 11A is reused as the reuse structure 41. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the existing outer wall 14 and the existing partition wall 15 are reused as the reuse structure 41 in addition to the existing pillar 11. May be used.

1…既存建物(既存構造物)
2…新設建物(新設構造物)
11、11A…既存柱
12…既存梁
13…既存床スラブ
14…既存外壁
15…既存間仕切壁
20…外周足場
21…移動床
22…延出部
23…下側仮設壁
24…上側仮設壁
25…防音パネル
26…メッシュシート
30…支持装置
31…支持部
32…油圧ジャッキ
33…吊り材
40…解体作業スペース
41…再利用構造体
50…新設作業スペース
51…新設梁
52…新設床スラブ
53…新設外壁
1 ... Existing building (existing structure)
2 ... New building (new structure)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11, 11A ... Existing pillar 12 ... Existing beam 13 ... Existing floor slab 14 ... Existing outer wall 15 ... Existing partition wall 20 ... Peripheral scaffold 21 ... Moving floor 22 ... Extension part 23 ... Lower temporary wall 24 ... Upper temporary wall 25 ... Soundproof panel 26 ... Mesh sheet 30 ... Support device 31 ... Support part 32 ... Hydraulic jack 33 ... Suspension material 40 ... Dismantling work space 41 ... Reuse structure 50 ... New work space 51 ... New beam 52 ... New floor slab 53 ... New outer wall

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既存構造物を改築する構造物改築方法であって、
前記既存構造物の所定階の床スラブを含んで移動床とし、当該移動床に支持されて当該移動床の上下の前記既存構造物の外周面を覆う仮設壁を架設する初期工程と、
前記移動床の下側の仮設壁で囲まれた空間で、少なくとも一部の既存柱を再利用構造体とし、当該再利用構造体を除いて当該既存構造物を解体するとともに、前記移動床の上側の仮設壁で囲まれた空間で、前記再利用構造体を含んで新設構造物を構築する改築工程と、
前記移動床および前記仮設壁下方移動前記改築工程とを交互に繰り返す繰り返し工程と、を備えることを特徴とする構造物改築方法。
A method for reconstructing a structure that remodels an existing structure,
An initial step of constructing a moving floor including a floor slab of a predetermined floor of the existing structure and constructing a temporary wall supported by the moving floor and covering the outer peripheral surface of the existing structure above and below the moving floor;
In the space surrounded by the temporary wall under the moving floor, at least a part of the existing pillars is used as a reuse structure, and the existing structure is dismantled except for the reuse structure, and the moving floor In a space surrounded by the upper temporary wall, a remodeling process for constructing a new structure including the reuse structure;
Structure renovation method characterized by and a repeating step of repeating alternating movement and said renovation process below said moving bed and the temporary wall.
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