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When a public institution promotes a public building project and establishes the plan, it is obligatory to perform the architectural planning task prior to placing an order for the project. This regulation aims to ensure that buildings promoted as public buildings are valuable as social public goods, have an appropriate level of quality and dignity, and should be built according to reasonable standards and standards. Recently, side effects due to urban development and expansion have occurred, and the construction of core facilities is being promoted to solve many social problems, of which representative projects are the Urban Regeneration New Deal Project and the Living SOC Project. Thus, this study aims to review the architectural planning of core facilities and the definition of core facilities, and to provide basic data for research in related fields for architectural planning by analyzing data from the planning stage to the construction stage. As a research method, the definition and related systems of architectural planning and core facilities were reviewed through theoretical review, and problems and implications were derived by comparing the construction scale and construction cost classified by business stage (planning, design, and construction) of the core facility. A study on project promotion of core facilities has implications in that when establishing a construction plan for a public construction project, it is necessary to set the project cost according to a sufficient review of the project size and to review the architectural system that is difficult to change at the design stage. In addition, it is necessary to have guidelines and standards for each local government that are suitable for the characteristics of the region cored on the guidelines presented by the central government department, and it is also necessary to review entire process from regional planning to actual operation classified by business entity for each use and perform studies that suggest improvement plans on common problems that appear through relationship analysis.