Deconstruction has a bit different nuance than salvage but leads to the same end.
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- House for salvage or tear down. Value is in the lot. Because this is B-2 zoning any new structure will have to meet the B-2 zoning -
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Manns' donation was comparable to granting a license to Second Chance to access and use the house for salvage and training purposes
https://news.bloombergtax.com/daily-tax-report/insight-expec...
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To deconstruct a building, the owner donates the house for salvage to Blue Earth Deconstruction, who then distributes the various salvaged
https://www.bbaworld.com/news/deconstruct-re-use
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Rita Duarte donates Pine Beach house for salvage.
https://www.habitatmendocino.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/...

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WHAT IS DECONSTRUCTION?
Simply put, deconstruction is “the process of removing a building by taking it apart in the reverse order of construction.” It involves the skillful removal of valuable building materials and the gentle salvage of rich architectural history. Homes and other structures can be deconstructed partially or completely. This represents a cost-effective method of waste and material recovery.

Deconstruction also provides a much needed alternative to harmful methods of building consumption and disposal. Unlike landfills and incineration processes, the practice of reclaiming, recovering and reusing building materials is ecologically sustainable and environmentally sound.

https://www.secondchanceinc.org/what-is-deconstruction/