Goals
The Master's Degree in Integrated Construction Management: Rehabilitation and Restoration prepares you to intervene in architectural heritage through an integrated approach that combines historical knowledge, technological innovation, sustainability and project management. Throughout the programme, you will develop the skills required to preserve the built legacy while responding to the current and future challenges of architecture and construction.
Upon completion of the programme, you will be able to:
- Lead rehabilitation and restoration projects across professional, institutional and business environments.
- Analyse, diagnose and intervene in heritage buildings and structures, identifying the causes of deterioration and defining appropriate intervention strategies.
- Integrate traditional materials and construction techniques with innovative solutions, ensuring interventions that respect heritage values.
- Apply energy retrofit and sustainability strategies to improve building performance while preserving architectural identity.
- Use advanced technologies and digital tools for the management, documentation and monitoring of rehabilitation and restoration projects.
- Manage quality assurance, project execution and technical control processes, ensuring compliance with professional and regulatory standards.
- Navigate the legal, regulatory and administrative frameworks governing the conservation and transformation of built heritage.
- Coordinate multidisciplinary teams and collaborate with specialists from different fields to deliver complex projects from a holistic perspective.
- Develop a critical and strategic mindset capable of balancing conservation, innovation and contemporary user needs.
- Contribute to the protection and enhancement of architectural heritage as a driver of cultural, social and urban transformation.