Università Roma Tre

The program includes a brief section devoted to reviewing the fundamentals of microeconomics and estimation theory, with particular emphasis on principles, fundamental values, and derived values. Subsequently, the module focuses on analytical methods of cost estimation applicable to restoration projects, with specific reference to the analytical process for defining cost values, new price analysis, and the development of the overall economic framework. In this context, practical activities are planned on the use of dedicated software and price lists, including targeted exercises for determining new prices.
A central section of the module is dedicated to the economic evaluation of both public and private projects, with particular attention to restoration works, and incorporates an in-depth study of multi-criteria methods. Workshop activities involve the progressive preparation of project assignments, supported by interim presentations of work in progress and collective review sessions, aimed at consolidating the methodological skills acquired and applying them to the design outputs,

Forte, C. e De' Rossi, B. (1979). Principi di economia ed estimo, Milano: Etas Libri.
Greco, S.; Ehrgott, M. e Figueira, J.R. (2016). Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis. State of the Art Surveys, New York: Springer.
Miccoli S. (1996). “La valutazione nel progetto di restauro”, in Carbonara, G. (a cura di), Trattato di Restauro architettonico, Torino: UTET, pp. 1-109.

The module of Architectural Design of the Restoration and Enhancement within the course will contribute to the treatment of theoretical topics, to the illustration of tools and methods related to the design and execution processes of the restoration through the presentation of models of behavior, demonstrated through real examples at the scales of the territory, the settlement, architecture and its components.
Within the framework of this path, teaching aims to achieve the following learning outcomes:
1) understanding of the production processes of the restoration and enhancement project.
2) the ability to trace, contextualize, analyze and critically interpret the role of direct historiographical sources (critical and targeted surveys) and indirect (bibliographic, iconographic, cartographic, archival documentary) for the purpose of the project and the implementation of the restoration.
3) the propensity to practice the definition of technical solutions for restoration that are technically effective, economically sustainable, philologically compatible.

Marconi P. Restauro dei monumenti. Cultura, progetti e cantieri 1967-2010. Roma: Gangemi; 2012
Pugliano A. Con il fine di Conservare. Fisionomia professionale e ambiti operativi degli addetti alla conservazione dei beni architettonici e ambientali. In R.P. MILONE E (a cura di), l'Esame di Stato (pp. 308-327). ROMA: Prospettive Edizioni; 2007
Pugliano A. Anatomia degli organismi edilizi tradizionali. In ZEVI L (a cura di), Manuale del Restauro Architettonico (pp. A1-A45). ROMA: Mancosu Editore. 2001
Pugliano A. L'organismo architettonico premoderno. Consuetudini costruttive e compagine materiale dell'edilizia storica di ambiente romano. In Giovanetti F (a cura di), Manuale del recupero del Comune di Roma. Seconda edizione ampliata (pp. 47-121). ROMA: DEI 1997.
De Felice G, Pugliano A. Il lessico costruttivo dell'edilizia storica. In Giuffrè A (a cura di), Sicurezza e conservazione dei centri storici. Il caso di Ortigia (pp. 69-99). Roma Bari: GLF Editori Laterza 1993.