Learn how to adapt buildings sustainably by applying management tools to real-life cases in the built environment.
This course focuses on adapting outdated buildings to meet future sustainable use criteria. It provides an in-depth look into the management processes required for effective building adaptation. Through a multi-disciplinary approach involving Real Estate, Project Management, Urban Planning, Architecture, and Engineering, the course equips learners with the necessary tools to handle the challenges of sustainability in construction.
An undergraduate level of education in the built environment is recommended but not mandatory. Familiarity with real estate, urban planning, construction, or engineering would be beneficial.
This course is tailored for individuals interested in sustainability, real estate, urban planning, architecture, construction, or engineering, aiming to enhance their knowledge and skills in building adaptation.
Skills acquired from this course can be directly applied in numerous professional contexts, such as managing urban redevelopment projects, consulting in sustainability adaptations, executing infrastructure transformation projects, and many more roles that demand a sustainable approach to the built environment.
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Learn the Construction Management tools needed to manage the people and the project, including estimating and scheduling. These tools combined with methods of control will ensure effective feedback and create a powerful system for delivery on-schedule and under budget.
Learn the risk manage tools that provide powerful insights into evaluating a project at each stage of its lifecycle to find strategies that work best for the stakeholders. Simulating budget and schedule risk across potential scenarios provides a clear decision space for project managers and maximizing value.
