The main objective of the subject is that the student could know the different constructive phases: start, development and finish of a Building Site, according to their future professional competences. But once the site is finished, a building needs to be maintained, preserved and rehabilitated along its Lifecycle, in which the future professional Architect will be involved.



The subject is organised like the continuation of the subject Building Process I so the student could understand the whole building process, from the idea to the end of its Lifecycle. The different topics are organised in three different blocks:



1. Site Management

In this block there will be studied the obligations and liabilities of the Architect and other Agents invloved in the building process, just before starting the site, during it and once the site is finished



2. Maintainance and Technical Building Inspection

Once the site is finished and the building ready to be used, its Lifecycle starts. Buildings must be used according to the use they have been designed for and they must be maintained and checked periodically. In this block there will be studied the general maintaining measures as well as the oficial protocols to inspect any building: The Technical Building Inspection



3. Buildings Rehabilitation

Buildings along their Lifecycle will suffer different pathologies, even their maintenance is correct. In this block there will be introduced the more common pathologies, their diagnosis and several solutions to solve them.

Advanced Skill to: Apply the technical and construtive regulation (Basque-Spanish), for both Basic and Execution Project; Preserve the building structure, the foundations and civil site; Preserve the finished building; Value the project and the site.



Advanced knowlegde about: Professional Deontology;Management with The Official Association of Architects; Professional structure; Civil Liability ; Administrative procedures; Management of The Architect´s Studio; Maeasuring and expertise methodology; Safety and Health Project; Waste Management Project; Real State Management

- INTRODUCTION TO THE BUILDING SITE, BUILDINGS MAINTANANCE & INSPECTION AND BUILDING REHABILITATION



- BUILDING SITE MANAGEMENT



- SITE PROCESS:

Starting the site

Following the site

Site planning, management and control

The Final Site Certificate

The Building Book



- BUILDING LIFECYCLE

Building Useful life

Responsabilities and guarantees

Building use and maintenance

The intervention project on an existing building

Demolition and building end



- BUILDING TECHNICAL INSPECTION



- BUILDING REHABILITATION

Pathologies rehabilitation

Energetic rehabilitation

Accessibility rehabilitation



- BUIILDING PATHOLOGY

Fixing structures

Fixing the enclosure

The subject is divided into two parts, theory and practice. The statement and the content of the practice work and different exercises will be given at the beginning of the course.

• Final Assessment System
• Tools and qualification percentages:
  • Written test to be taken (%): 30
  • Realization of Practical Work (exercises, cases or problems) (%): 20
  • Team projects (problem solving, project design)) (%): 50

Orientations

To pass the subject in the call of January it will be compulsory, at least, to do the final exam and to deliver all the exercises included in the practice part. All those students that do not deliver all the exercises, included in the practice part, can not do the final exam. Other practice works and exercises developed in classroom will not be compulsory but they will be marked and valued with the 20% of the final mark.



The different percentages for each part are:

- Final individual written exam 30%. Minimum mark required: 5 points out of 10.

- Individual and team practice work (case studies, solving problems and project designing) 50%. Minimum mark required: 5 points out of 10



Resignation

Not doing the final exam or not delivering any of the team practice works involves the resignation to the subject in the call considered. So the student will appear in the official act like Not Presented.

Orientations

Students that have not passed the subject in the call of January:

There are three possible situations

-

The exam is passed but the team practice work is not passed

The mark of the exam is kept, they do not have to do it again, but they must improve the practice work in order to get on it a mark of 5 points out of 10. The exam will be the 50% of the final average whereas the practice work will be the 50%.



- The exam is not passed but team practice work is passed

The mark of the practice work is kept, they do not have to do it again, but they must do the exam again in order to get on it a mark of 5 points out of 10. The exam will be the 50% of the final average divided in two parts theory (30%) and practice (20%), whereas the practice work will be the 50%. I



- Neither the exam nor team practice work are passed

They must do the exam again in order to get on it a mark of 5 points out of 10. In addition, they must improve the practice work in order to get on it a mark of 5 points out of 10. In case of not having delivered the practice work during the term they must do it individually. The exam will be the 50% divided in two parts theory (30%) and practice (20%) of the final average, whereas the practice work will be the 50%.



Resignation

Not doing the final exam or not delivering any of the team practice works involves the resignation to the subject in the call considered. So the student will appear in the official act like Not Presented.

Basic bibliography

- LOE; LEY DE ORDENACIÓN DE LA EDIFICACIÓN;, LEY 38/1999. BUILDING MANAGEMENT LAW

-CTE;CÓDIGO TÉCNICO DE LA EDIFICACIÓN;, R.D. 314/2006.

TECHNICAL BUILDING CODE

- LEY PARA LA PROMOCIÓN DE LA ACCESIBILIDAD; , LEY 20 /1997.

LAW FOR PROMOTING ACCESSIBILITY

-;NORMAS TÉCNICAS SOBRE CONDICIONES DE ACCESIBILIDAD DE LOS ENTORNOS URBANOS,ESPACIOS PÚBLICOS, EDIFICACIONES Y SISTEMAS DE INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN; DECRETO

68/2000. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS FOR ACCESSIBILITY IN URBAN ENVIRONMENTS, PUBLIC SPACES, BUILDINGS AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS.

- DIRECTIVA 2002/91/CE DEL PARLAMENTO EUROPEO Y DEL CONSEJO DE 16 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2002,RELATIVA A LA EFICIENCIA ENERGÉTICA DE LOS EDIFICIOS;.

-;DIRECTIVA 2010/31/UE DEL PARLAMENTO EUROPEO Y DEL CONSEJO DE 19 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2010,

RELATIVA A LA EFICIENCIA ENERGÉTICA DE LOS EDIFICIOS (REFUNDICIÓN;.

- PROCEDIMIENTO BÁSICO PARA LA CERTIFICACIÓN DE EFICIENCIA ENERGÉTICA DE EDIFICIOS DE NUEVA CONSTRUCCIÓN.REAL DECRETO 47/2007.

- PROCEDIMIENTO BÁSICO PARA LA CERTIFICACIÓN DE LA EFICIENCIA ENERGÉTICA DE LOSEDIFICIOS;, REAL DECRETO 235/2013.

- CONTROL DE CALIDAD EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN.;, DECRETO 238/1996.

-DEFINICIÓN Y CONTENIDO DEL PLAN DE CONTROL SEGÚN EL CTE&;, CÓDIGO TÉCNICO DE LA EDIFICACIÓN.

-LEY DE PREVENCIÓN DE RIESGOS LABORALES;, LEY 31/1995.

- DISPOSICIONES MÍNIMAS DE SEGURIDAD Y DE SALUD EN LAS OBRAS DE CONSTRUCCIÓN,;,REAL DECRETO 1627/1997.

- PRODUCCIÓN Y GESTIÓN DE LOS RESIDUOS DE CONSTRUCCIÓN Y DEMOLICIÓN;, REAL DECRETO 105/2008.

In-depth bibliography

- LA DIRECCIÓN DE OBRA; .Marisol Moneo Martín. Fundación COAM
- MANUAL DE DIRECCIÓN Y ORGANIZACIÓN DE OBRAS;. A. García Valcarce, A Sánchez-OstizGutierrez, P. González Martínez, E Conradi Galdanes, JA López Martínez. CIEDOSSAT 2000 Construcción.
-EL MANTENIMIENTO DE LOS EDIFICIO- Desde el inicio del proyecto al final de su vida útil;. Col legi Arquitectes de Catalunya. Demarcació de Barcelona.
- SINIESTRALIDAD ARQUITECTÓNICA;. Joseba escribano villán. Coavn. 1994.

Web addresses

WEBSITES

www.coavn.org
www.codigotecnico.org
www.ihobe.net
www.asemas.es
www.osalan.euskadi.eus
www.predif.org
www.once.es
www.euskadiprecios.com
www.garraioak.ejgv.euskadi.eus
www.e-edificacion.com