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VALUATION AND THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE CONSTRUCTION SITEEThe aim of the course is to provide the necessary economic notions for understanding, analysing and rationalising the needs upstream from a project, whether public or private, and which must form the basis of any project discussed and shared with the client, before designing the construction process for transforming a good into a more useful good. The project for a building springs from a series of technical, environmental, financial, economic, social and procedural decisions, which combine the production factors and achieve the best possible balance between the lowest possible cost and the highest possible market value of the end product. Therefore, the students will learn the economic aspects needed to plan, design, assess, build, manage and, possibly, sell a building, the relevant valuation rationale and method, illustrating the necessary estimation criteria for taking economic decisions based on both value and cost-effectiveness, for developing a sustainable project throughout its lifecycle, the scheduling and financing procedures, design process, acquisition of the sites, tendering and awarding the contract, site and operating management of the activities carried out.