This study arose from the need to respond to the paradigm shift in domestic and foreign industrial production and management based on ICT combined with Fourth Industrial Revolution technology, and to improve production methods in the existing construction industry, which is labor-intensive and harsh on the environment, while improving building performance and service provision. As a strategy to achieve this purpose, the study was conducted for the purpose of preparing a smart architecture industrialization model and system expansion plan. To this end, the current status of the domestic construction industry and tasks to respond to changes in the omnidirectional industrial paradigm were reviewed, and smart architecture was defined in connection with various concepts corresponding to smart architecture. In addition, the requirements and strategies of smart industrialization were investigated based on other industries, and implications were revealed to present a smart industrialization model of architecture. Finally, the institutional means required for the implementation of this model were examined. The main results of this study are as follows.