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Since warehouse facilities and data centers have different building uses, it is not possible to determine whether a data center can be developed based solely on an existing logistics center permit. You must verify the land use zones, district plans, and local ordinances, and consult with the relevant permitting authority regarding permit amendments, new permits, or change-of-use procedures, depending on the project stage and scope of changes.
Racks, UPS systems, batteries, cooling equipment, and emergency generators affect structural loads, fire compartments, and fire safety requirements. After reviewing the 154 kV power feed-in routes, noise and heat, fuel, civil engineering, and access roads in consultation with architectural, electrical, fire safety, environmental, and KEPCO experts, feasible options must be compared based on timeline, total construction cost, and uncertainty.
※ Actual implementation procedures may vary depending on the site, permit status, and scope of changes; therefore, verification by the relevant permitting authority and experts in each field is required.
Start analyzing existing permitted sites →Article 19 of the Building Act (Change of Use) ↗
Enforcement Decree of the Building Act, Appendix 1 (Types of Buildings by Use) ↗