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Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 1(42) Curriculum vitae 18.9.2015 Arto Saari, D.Sc (Tech), Full Professor of Construction management, Tampere University of Technology, Department of Civil Engineering Box 600, 33101 Tampere, Finland E-mail: arto.saari@tut.fi Contents GENERAL INFORMATION... 2 1. Personal information... 2 2. Education... 2 3. Professional education... 2 4. Expierience... 2 5. Professional activities... 3 5.1 Current positions of trust held... 3 5.2 Membership... 4 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES... 4 1. Research experience... 4 1.1 Focal areas of research and my vision for the future direction of my field... 4 1.2 Research projects... 4 1.3 National research collaboration... 4 1.4 Internationalization and international research collaboration... 4 2. Obtainment of research funding... 5 3. Participation in the activities of the scientific community... 6 4. Other scientific activities and recognitions... 6 4.1 Awards and prizes... 6 ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY... 7 1. Academic leadership... 7 1.1 Experience of academic leadership and management... 7 1.2 Project management... 7 1.3 Mentoring and tutoring... 7 1.4 Participation in management training... 7 2. Societal impact and collaboration with stakeholders... 7 2.1 Contacts to industry and business... 7 2.2 Societal visibility (e.g. media visibility, book projects, popularization of science and research)... 8 2.3 Expert tasks... 8 2.4 Utilization of research results... 8 APPENDIX Research 1... 9 APPENDIX Leadership 1... 12 APPENDIX Leadership 2... 14 TEACHING PORTFOLIO... 17 1. OWN TEACHING HISTORY AND PRACTICAL EXPIERIENCE OF TEACHING... 17 1.1 Helsinki University of Technology/Aalto University... 17 1.2 Other institutions... 18 1.3 Supervised and instructed theses... 19 2. TEACHING MATERIALS... 23 3. PARTICIPATION IN LARGE-SCALE PROJECTS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF TEACHING... 23 4. UPKEEPING AND DEVELOPMENT OF OWN TEACHING SKILLS... 24 5. OWN VIEW ABOUT TEACHING AND STUDYING... 24 A COMPLETE LIST OF PUBLICATIONS... 26

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 2(42) GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Personal information Name: Arto Saari; Tel. +358 9 566 1020; Mobile phone: +358 50 301 6026; Family: married with M.D., Ph.D. Hilkka Jääskelä-Saari; four sons born 1998, 2003, 2003, and 2005; Nationality: Finnish; Born: 1958; Place of Birth: Helsinki, Finland; Languages: Finnish, English, Swedish, German. 2. Education Doctor of Technology, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1998 Licentiate of Technology, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1991 Master of Science, Helsinki University of Technology, 1985 Matriculation Diploma, Laajasalon lukio, Helsinki, 1978 3. Professional education Master Class-program (Master Class-valmennusohjelma Poikkitieteellisen opetuksen suunnittelun ja toteutuksen ohjelma), Aalto University, 5 cr, 16 March 19 August 2011. YOOP, Yliopisto-opetuksen opintokokonaisuus (Study Program for Higher Education), 20 cr, Aalto University, 2010 (incl. Eri-0. 4001 Minä opettajana - Opettaminen + Oppiminen + Opettajuus = O3 (Myself as a teacher - Teaching + Learning + Being a teacher), 5 cr, Helsinki University of Technology, 2009) 39. YTK:n pitkä kurssi (39 th Long Urban and Regional Studies Program), Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 2005-2006 21. Rakennuttajakurssi RAPS (21 th Construction Management and Contracting Program), Lifelong Learning Institute Dipoli, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1998-1999 1 st Managing International Construction Business Program (MICb), Lifelong Learning Institute Dipoli, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1997-1998 4. Expierience 4.1 Most important posts and positions held Full Professor of Construction Management (tenured), Tampere University of Technology, 1.9.2015- (current position) Senior University Lecturer of Construction Management and Economics, Aalto University, 1.4.2015-31.8.2015 Teaching Scientist of Construction Management and Economics, Aalto University, 1.1.2015-31.3.2015 Professor of Construction Management and Economics (fixed term), Aalto University, 1.9.2010-31.12.2014. Teaching Scientist of Construction Management and Economics, Aalto University, 2009-2010

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 3(42) Adjunct Professor in Construction Management and Building Economics, University of Oulu, 2007 Adjunct Professor in Construction Economics and Management, specifically in Life Cycle Management, Aalto University, January 1, 2009 - September 30, 2014. Adjunct Professor in Construction Economics and Management, specifically in Life Cycle Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, October 1, 2009 December 31, 2009. Adjunct Professor in Construction Economics and Management, specifically in Life Cycle Management of Construction Projects, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, October 1, 2004 September 30, 2009. Research Director, Laboratory of Construction Economics and Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 2007. Scientific Coordinator, Sustainable Construction Program, Innovative City Program, The Joint Program of the City of Helsinki and TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 2006- (secondary occupation) Research director, Finnish Association for Nature Conservation, 2003-2006 (secondary occupation) Chief research scientist/senior research scientist, Laboratory of Construction Economics and Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, several periods during 1999-2006. Researcher (granted by the Acatemia of Finland), Laboratory of Construction Economics and Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1995-1997. Rakennustoimisto Ari Lindholm Oy (contractor enterprise), Member of the board, 1988-1991 (secondary occupation) Laboratory manager, Laboratory of Construction Economics and Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1987-2009. Senior assistant, Laboratory of Construction Economics and Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1986. Researcher, Laboratory of Construction Economics and Management, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, 1985. Consultancy assignments, over 30 assignments as a construction management and economics expert (secondary occupation), since 1085-5. Professional activities 5.1 Current positions of trust held Construction Management and Contracting Education Program (RAPS), Lifelong Learning Institute Dipoli, TKK Helsinki University of Technology, Member of the Board Principal Design Officer Education Program (Asiakaslähtöinen pääsuunnittelu PS), The Real Estate Education and Training Institute in Finland KIINKO, Member of the Board 2006- Real Estate Development and Building Refurbishment Management and Contracting Education Program (Kiinteistokehittämisen ja korjausrakennuttamisen johtaminen RAPS), The Real Estate Education and Training Institute in Finland KIINKO, Member of the Board 2006- Building Refurbishment Management and Contracting Education Program (Asiakaslähtöinen korjausrakennuttaminen RAP), The Real Estate Education and Training Institute in Finland KIINKO, Member of the Board 2006-

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 4(42) Finnish Association of Civil Engineers RIL Committee of Building Information Modelling, member, 2011- Finnish Building Classification System, Working Committee, member (EPT23 Talonimikkeistöryhmän työvaliokunta, asiantuntijajäsen), 2011- The Open Construction and Building Technology Journal (Bentham Science Publishers); Member of the Editorial Board Nordic Journal of Surveying and Real Estate Research; Member of the Review Board 5.2 Membership Association of Finnish Graduate Engineers TEK Finnish Association of Civil Engineers RIL Association of Construction Economists in Finland RAKI RESEARCH ACTIVITIES 1. Research experience 1.1 Focal areas of research and my vision for the future direction of my field The implementation of construction projects will be distributed to increasingly extensive network of actors during the life cycle of buildings. Novel cooperative implementation modes are needed. Furthermore, the energy and climate change issues generate now important research needs. Also, Using BIM in construction phase and in use phase is important research topic. The research and the teaching should be forces at the area of planning, design, construction and use phase of buildings. The construction management know-how is in the key position in order to put sustainable design and construction to use, among others in feasibility studies, briefing, the management of design changes, buildability, building flexibility and adaptability, schedules, and procurement. 1.2 Research projects See APPENDIX Research 1. 1.3 National research collaboration Main research partners in Finland: University of Turku, Depatment of Geography (prof. Jukka Käyhkö) VTT, Finland (prof. Miimu Airaksinen) Aalto University, Department of Architecture (professors Antti Ahlava, Hannu Huttunen, and Trevor Harris) Aalto University, Department of Energy Engineering (prof. Kai Siren, Dr Juha Jokisalo, and Dr Kari Alanne) 1.4 Internationalization and international research collaboration Research cooperation with the researchers of the Tallin University of Technology (Jarek Kurnitski, Targo Kalamees) in the project Cost optimal and nzeb energy performance levels

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 5(42) for Estonian buildings. Dr Arto Saari has written two refereed articles together with Kurnitski and Kalamees.. Research cooperation with the researchers of the Wuppertal Institut for Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany (Michael Lettenmeier, Holger Rohn, and Michael Ritthoff) in the Fin- MIPS Transport Research Project (Resource Productivity of Finnish Transport System), 2003-2006; Dr Arto Saari has written: two refereed articles, a conference paper and seven technical reports together with M. Lettenmeier. Research cooperation with the researchers of the University of Victoria, Canada (Prof. V.I. Ugursal), 2005; Dr Arto Saari has written a refereed article with V.I. Ugursal, J. Good, and K. Alanne. Research cooperation with with the researchers of the Lindköping University, Sweden (Prof. Stig-Inge Gustafsson), 2006; Dr Arto Saari has written a refereed article with S-I. Gustagsson, K. Alanne, and A. Salo Research cooperation with the researchers of the Arizona State University, USA (Prof. Dean Kashiwagi, Dr. Kenneth Sullivan, Mr William Badger, Ms. Marie Kashiwagi), 2006; Dr Arto Saari has written two conference papers with D. Kashiwagi, K. Sullivan, W. Badger, P. Okamura, P, M. Kashiwagi, and T. Salmikivi. Research cooperation with with the researchers of the KHT Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden (Jutta Schade), Luleå University of Tecnology (Ivo Martinac), Sweden, and Tallinn University of Technology (Prof. Targo Kalamees), Estonia, 2013; Dr Arto Saari has written a refereed article with Jutta Schade, Ivo Martinac, Targo Kalamees, Kari Alanne, and Juha Jokisalo. Research cooperation with with the researchers of the Tallinn University of Technology (Prof. Targo Kalamees, Prof. Jarek Kurnitski), Estonia, 2011-2013; Dr Arto Saari has written 2 refereed articles with Targo Kalamees and Jarek Kurnitski. I have acted as a supervisor for 6 doctoral theses and doctoral defence, including correspondence with pre-examiners and opponents, 2011-2014. 2. Obtainment of research funding Projects for which the candidate has been responsible: COST OPTIMALITY ON NEW CONSTRUCTION CONCEPTS FOR ENERGY SAVINGS sponsored Ministry of the Environment. Innovation and implementation jointly with Aalto University Department of Civil and Structural Engineering (prof. Arto Saari), Dept. of Energy Technology (prof. Kai Siren), Tampere University of Technology (Juhani Heljo), VTT (Research prof. Miimu Airaksinen), and Equa Finland Oy (Mr. Mika Vuolle). 2012-2013. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a research director. TÄRA - Life-cycle management of infill construction of condominiums (0.22 Million ) sponsored by the Housing Finance and Development Centre of Finland (ARA). 2009-2011. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a research director. KesEn KesEn - Integration of Energy Concepts of Communities and Buildings with a View on Whole Life Economy (1.20 Million ) sponsored by TEKES, City of Helsinki, and 19 firms. Innovation and implementation jointly with TKK HVAC-laboratory and TKK Laboratory of Advanced Energy Systems. 2008-2010. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a scientific coordinator of the research consortium. KUTRI Cost-effective Housing Services for Aged (0.27 Million ) sponsored by TEKES, The Innovation Fund of City of Helsinki, and four Finnish companies (Diakonissalaitoksen

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 6(42) Hoiva Oy, Helsingin Palveluasunnot Oy, Miratel Oy, and Palmia), 2006-2008. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a research director. Fin-MIPS Transportation - Resource Productivity of Finnish Transport System 0.23Million (the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation) sponsored by Ministry of Transport and Communications Finland, Ministry of the Environment, Finnish Road Administration, Finnish Rail Administration, Finnish Civil Aviation Administration, Finnish Maritime Administration, VR-Group Ltd (Innovation, funding and management of the research project jointly with Michael Lettenmeier), 2003-2006. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a research director. OPMLCA - Environmental Impacts Management of Sport Centers in Design Phase, Ministry of Education. Innovation, funding, and management of the research project. 2000-2006. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director. SERVICEABLE BUILDING sponsored by YIT Building Services. Innovation, funding and management of the research project. 2003-2004. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director. EKOTAL - Eco-Economic Construction Management Process, TEKES, Ministry of the Environment, ASRA - Residential Property Owner Association. Innovation, funding and management of the research project. 1998-2000. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director. 3. Participation in the activities of the scientific community Membership in the editorial boards of scientific publications: The Open Construction and Building Technology Journal (Bentham Science Publishers); Member of the Editorial Board. Nordic Journal of Surveying and Real Estate Research; Member of the Review Boar. EUROINFRA 2009, International European Council of Civil Engineers (ECCE) Conference, Symposium: Low Energy Building Concepts, Oct. 14-15, 2009; Member of the Scientific Committee. Reviewer of several scientific journals. Important assessment duties: External evaluation of Dr Riina Antikainen s application for docentship of Environmental Science, University of Helsinki, 2014. 4. Other scientific activities and recognitions 4.1 Awards and prizes Article Leena Aalto & Arto Saari: Re-engineering of the meal logistics in a sheltered house for elderly people published in Facilities was chosen as an Outstanding Paper Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2010. The paper was selected as it was one of the most impressive pieces of work the editorial team has seen throughout 2009. The Golden Mark of Honour of the Finnish Association of Civil Engineers RIL, 2007. FIN-MIPS Transport research project (research director Dr Arto Saari) was selected to the top 5 projects in the Finnish Environmental Cluster Research Program 2003-2005. Research projects total 51 were evaluated using EU Commission s criteria (28 th March 2007).

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 7(42) Positions of trust within scientific associations and networks: CIB Working Commission W055 Building Economics; Member CIB Working Commission W070 Facilities Management and Maintenance; Member CIB Working Commission W104 Open Building Implementation; Member Association of Finnish Graduate Engineers TEK Finnish Association of Civil Engineers RIL Association of Construction Economists in Finland Research Institute for Health Care Facilities SOTERA, Helsinki University of Technology, Member of the Board 2002-2013 Innovative City Program, The Joint Program of the City of Helsinki and TKK Helsinki University of Technology, Member of the Steering group 2006-2009 ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVITY IN SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY 1. Academic leadership 1.1 Experience of academic leadership and management I have led long time my research group consisted tenth of researcher and research assistants of different fields (engineers, architects, sociolocists, environmental scientists, geographers, etc.). Also, I have led and directed the industrial teachers in university courses. 1.2 Project management I have led several research projects (Appendix Research 1). 1.3 Mentoring and tutoring I have mentored and tutored construction management professionals in their theses and exercises (see Teaching portfolio Ch. 1.2). 1.4 Participation in management training (see Teaching portfolio Ch. 1.2) 2. Societal impact and collaboration with stakeholders 2.1 Contacts to industry and business I have innovated and implemented several research projects in cooperation with industry and business (Appendix Research 1). Furthermore, I have had several consultancy tasks to firms and the public sector (Appendix Leadership 1). Also, I have supervised or instructed 110 master s theses and most of them has been planed and implemented in cooperation with firms (see Teaching portfolio Ch. 1.3). More, I have given lectures and exercises for construction management professionals in several training programs in KIINKO (see Teaching portfolio Ch. 1.2).

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 8(42) 2.2 Societal visibility (e.g. media visibility, book projects, popularization of science and research) I have been interviewed several times as an expert for magazines and newspapers, and radio and TV programs. Also, have written books and book chapters and articles for magazines. 2.3 Expert tasks Member of following bodies: Finnish Association of Civil Engineers RIL Committee of Building Information Modelling, member, 2011- Finnish Building Classification System, Working Committee, member (EPT23 Talonimikkeistöryhmän työvaliokunta, asiantuntijajäsen), 2011- Also several expert tasks in: Consultancy in cooperation with firms and the public sector (Appendix Leadership 1) Activities in training programs for construction management professionals (see Teaching portfolio Ch. 1.2). 2.4 Utilization of research results See examples utilization of research results (Appendix Leadership 2).

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 9(42) APPENDIX Research 1 AALTO ENERGY EFFICIENCY RESEARCH PROGRAMME / ENERGY EFFICIENT TOWNHOUSE-PROJECT, (1.0 Million ). PARTNERS: ARTS - School of Arts, Design and Architecture: Department of Architecture Professor Hannu Huttunen, Lecturer Pirjo Sanaksenaho, Lecturer Anne Tervo, Professor Hannu Hirsi, Professor Pekka Heikkinen, Researcher Matti Kuittinen, Researcher Ira Verma; ENG - School of Engineering: Department of Civil and Structural Engineering Professor Arto Saari, Professor Hannu Hirsi; Department of Energy Technology Professor Kai Sirén, Lecturer Kari Alanne, D.Sc Mohamed Hamdy; ELEC - School of Electrical Engineering: Department of Electrical Engineering Professor Matti Lehtonen. 2013-2017. COST OPTIMALITY ON BUILDING RENOVATION MEASURES FOR ENERGY SAVINGS sponsored Ministry of the Environment. Innovation and implementation jointly with Aalto University Department of Civil and Structural Engineering (prof. Arto Saari), Dept. of Energy Technology (prof. Kai Siren), Tampere University of Technology (Juhani Heljo), VTT (Research prof. Miimu Airaksinen), and Equa Finland Oy (Mr. Mika Vuolle). 2011-2013. COST OPTIMALITY ON NEW CONSTRUCTION CONCEPTS FOR ENERGY SAVINGS sponsored Ministry of the Environment. Innovation and implementation jointly with Aalto University Department of Civil and Structural Engineering (prof. Arto Saari), Dept. of Energy Technology (prof. Kai Siren), Tampere University of Technology (Juhani Heljo), VTT (Research prof. Miimu Airaksinen), and Equa Finland Oy (Mr. Mika Vuolle). 2012-2013. RYM/PRE-program/ WP3 BIMCON - Building information model (BIM) based product data management in industrialized construction supply chain (Aalto Univertity s share 0.4 Million ) sponsored by TEKES, Skanska, Parma / Consolis Technology, Rautaruukki, Saint- Cobain Weber. Innovation and implementation jointly with Prof. Jari Puttonen. 2010 -. RYM SHOK INDOOR ENVIRONMENT: Energy Efficient Control of Indoor Environment (EECI) managed by Schneider Electric. 2011-2014. Dr Arto Saari is responsible for Task 6: Business concepts, contracting models and responsibilities. KURKE Sustainable energy concepts for municipal facilities (0.51 Million ) sponsored by TEKES, City of Espoo, City of Jyväskylä, City of Kotka, City of Kerava, Vantaan energia, Helen, Fortum, YIT, Scancool, and SULPU. Innovation and implementation jointly with Aalto University Department of Energy Technology and VTT. 2010-2012. Position: Dr Arto Saari is a research director of a part project. KETTERÄ Agile renovation process for condominiums (0.33 Million ) sponsored by Confederation of Finnish Construction Industries. Innovation and implementation jointly with Aalto university Department of Surveying. 2009-2011. Position: Dr Arto Saari is a research director of a part project. HOTR Attractive and Programmatic Infill Building Expertise in the Systems of Urban Production (0.65 Million ) sponsored by the Innovation Fund of City of Helsinki. Innovation and implementation jointly with TKK Department of Architecture. 2010-2012. Position: Dr Arto Saari is a research director of a part project. TÄRA - Life-cycle management of infill construction of condominiums (0.22 Million ) sponsored by the Housing Finance and Development Centre of Finland (ARA). 2009-2011. Position: Dr Arto Saari is a research director. KesEn KesEn - Integration of Energy Concepts of Communities and Buildings with a View on Whole Life Economy (1.20 Million ) sponsored by TEKES, City of Helsinki, and 19

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 10(42) firms. Innovation and implementation jointly with TKK HVAC-laboratory and TKK Laboratory of Advanced Energy Systems. 2008-2010. Position: Dr Arto Saari is a scientific coordinator of the research consortium. KUTRI Cost-effective Housing Services for Aged (0.27 Million ) sponsored by TEKES, The Innovation Fund of City of Helsinki, and four Finnish companies (Diakonissalaitoksen Hoiva Oy, Helsingin Palveluasunnot Oy, Miratel Oy, and Palmia), 2006-2008. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a research director. EXTREFLOOD II - Minimazing Flood Damages - Flood Scenarios, Damage Assessment and Risk Maps (0.23 Million ) together with University of Turku, Geography, The Finnish Environmental Institute SYKE, and TKK Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, 2006-2007. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director of a part project. Fin-MIPS Transportation - Resource Productivity of Finnish Transport System 0.23Million (the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation) sponsored by Ministry of Transport and Communications Finland, Ministry of the Environment, Finnish Road Administration, Finnish Rail Administration, Finnish Civil Aviation Administration, Finnish Maritime Administration, VR-Group Ltd (Innovation, funding and management of the research project jointly with Michael Lettenmeier), 2003-2006. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a research director. OPMLCA - Environmental Impacts Management of Sport Centers in Design Phase, Ministry of Education. Innovation, funding, and management of the research project. 2000-2006. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director. TeTT - Functionality Esthetic Safety Economics, Clear passage residential buildings. Innovation and implementation (0.72 Million ) jointly with TKK Sotera Institute, TKK Lighting Laboratory, and Kuopio Regional Institute of Occupational Health. 2003-2006. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director of a part project. TELU - Development of the Scope of Works for Construction Management and Building Design sponsored by the Association of Finnish Architects Offices ATL, the Finnish Association of Building Owners and Construction Clients RAKLI, Consulting Electrical Designers NSS, the Confederation of Finnish Construction Industries RT, the Finnish Association of Construction Management Offices RTL, the Finnish Association of Architects SAFA, and the Finnish Association of Consulting FIRMS SKOL, 2006. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a senior researcher. SUKE - Development of thebbuilding Design Management in Construction Management Projects sponsored by TEKES, AIR-IX Talotekniikka Oy, Arkkitehtitoimisto Davidsson Oy, Arkkitehtitoimisto Nurmela- Raimoranta.-Tasa Oy, the Association of Finnish Architects Offices ATL, CM-Urakointi Oy, Evata Finlanf Oy, the University of Helsinki, Indepro Oy, Insinööritoimisto Leo Maaskola Oy, Insinööritoimisto Pontek Oy, Pöyry CMC Oy, Kesko Oyj, Kontermo Oy, Lemcon Oy, Nokia Asset Management Oy, Parma Oy, PPTH-Solutions Oy, Quotroservices Oy, the Confederation of Finnish Construction Industries RT, the Building Information Foundation RTS, Rapal Oy, the Finnish Association of Building Owners and Construction Clients RAKLI, RE-Suunnittelu, SRV Viitoset Oy, Sähkö-Aro Oy, Tekmanni Oy, and Tocoman Group Oy, 2003-2007. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a senior researcher. SERVICEABLE BUILDING sponsored by YIT Building Services. Innovation, funding and management of the research project. 2003-2004. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director. PRODUCTIVE OFFICE 2005 sponsored TEKES, Are Group, City of Espoo, The Finnish Work Environment Fund, Fläkt Woods Group Oy, Granlund Group, Gyproc Oy, Halton Group, Idman Oy, Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Company, Indoorium Oy, Insinööritoimisto Tauno Nissinen Oy, Jaakko Pöyry Group/JP Building Engineering, Knauf

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 11(42) Oy, Lassila&Tikanoja Oy, Oy Lexel Finland Ab, Lifa Air IAQ Ltd, Martela Oyj, Nordea Bank Finland Plc, Nokia, Rakennuttajapalaute Rapal Oy, Saint-Gobain Ecophon Oy, Senaatti Properties, SITY ry, Skanska Oy, Sponda Plc, Oy Swegon Ab, Tarkett Oy, and YIT Instalaatiot Oy. Innovation and implementation a part of the research project jointly with HVAC-laboratory and Department of Architectute of Helsinki University of Tecnology. 2001-2004. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director of a part project. LIFETIME - Thematic Network Lifetime Engineering of Buildings and Civil Infrastructures sponsored by European Union (Member No. 64), 2002-present. Position: Member OBTATE - Mechanical and Electrical Design Documents, Design Concepts and ProcurementMmode in Open Building Context, AIR-IX Talotekniikka Oy. 2001-2002. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a senior researcher. EKOTAL - Eco-Economic Construction Management Process, TEKES, Ministry of the Environment, ASRA - Residential Property Owner Association. Innovation, funding and management of the research project. 1998-2000. Position: Dr Arto Saari was a researcher director.

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 12(42) APPENDIX Leadership 1 Consultancy assignments (secondary occupation): 1. Ministry of the Environment: The cost effects of the reduction of buildings use-phase energy consumption A background study for the Finnish building code reformation 2012. Consultant (2010). 2. Ministry of the Environment: The cost effects of the reduction of buildings use-phase energy consumption A background study for the Finnish building code reformation 2010. Consultant (2007-2008). 3. Confederation of Finnish Construction Industries: Russian language textbook of building refurbishment using Finnish technology. Editor-in-chief and writer (2004-2005). 4. Confederation of Finnish Construction Industries: Building Life Cycle Costing Guide, 26 pages (A part of the Life Cycle Indicators of Buildings Project, REM). Writer (2004). 5. Skanska Oy: Benchmark study of Skanska s Nordic housing production. Consultant (2003-2004). 6. University of Helsinki, Technical Department: Building s eco efficiency calculation using MIPS indicator. Development project. Project director (2003-2004). 7. University of Helsinki, Technical Department: Rent calculation using technical value of building. Development project. Consultant (2003). 8. Skanska Oy and NCC Finland: Environmental Impact Assessment Practice for Shopping Malls. Development project. Research director (1999-2002). 9. Tocoman Oy: Cost control practice for construction projects for Tocoman Oy. Consultancy for executive. Consultant (2002). 10. Ministry of the Environment: Cost effects of implementation new Finnish Building Code draft F2 Building s safe use. Consultant (2001). 11. Lotta Svärd Foundation, Asuntosäätiö, Optiroc Oy, Eurodevo Oy: Lottakoti, Hyrylä; new construction apartment building project. Advantageousness comparison of alternative external wall types (2000-2001). 12. Optiroc Oy: Life cycle cost benchmark study of external walls and partitions. Consultant (2000). 13. Sweco: Helsinki University, Physicum Building, Helsinki, Kumpula; new construction education, laboratory and office building 17,871 m 2 (gross). Energy consumption target setting and assessment of design concept (1998-1999). 14. Center Party: Apollonkatu 11, Helsinki, Töölö; alteration of school building s use to apartments and offices, 2,959 m 2 (gross). Cost estimation and proposals for action in four different design phases (1997-1998). 15. Asunto Oy Särki Bostads Ab, Helsinki; two apartment buildings. Design management, procurement and supervision of facade rendering and balcony renovation (1995-1996). 16. Ministry of the Environment: Cost effects of implementation new Finnish Building Code draft F1 Clear passage building. Consultant (1995). 17. Rakennus Oy Hartela: Kiinteistö Oy Tuuvantupa, Turku; two apartment buildings. Feasibility study of renovation alternatives (1994). 18. Ministry of the Environment: Cost effects of implementation new Finnish Building Code draft G1 Residential Design. Consultant (1992). 19. University of Veterinary Medicine, Helsinki: Estimation of new construction costs of corresponding building, 14,045 m 2 (net). University staff used the calculation a basis on resistance the university transferring to Kuopio. Consultant (1992). 20. Keravan Ahjo Oy: Kiinteistö Oy Nikkarinkruunu 5, Kerava; new construction recidential buildings 2,948 m 2 (gross). Budget setting, cost analyses of design concept, and proposals for action (1992). 21. Oy Kalliovaaran ullakko: Statement of the inspection minute in witch was noticed state of the site (the owner was taken up unfinished site). Consultant (1992). 22. City of Vantaa: Four apartment building sites (Maalinauhantie 19/Rajakentänkuja 5, Virsupolku 1/Paimenkatu 19, Eväskonttikortteli, Laulurastaanpolku 1) 21,008 m 2 (gross). Refurbishmet need analyses, creation of refurbishment alternatives, estimation on costs, and proposals for action (1991-1992).

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 13(42) 23. Scanra Oy: Mikkeli project; changing grain silo building to hotel and retail building, 23,887 m 2 (gross). Budget setting, cost analyses of design concept, and proposals for action in three different design phases (1990-1991). 24. The Central Union for the Wellfare of the Aged: Myyrmäen mainio maja, Vantaa; new construction sheltered accommodations for aged 1,291 m2(gross). Budget setting and financing planning for construction (1991). 25. Munipalicity of Tuusula: Health Center, Hyrylä; refurbishment and enlargement of the building. Project programming, budget setting, cost analyses of selected design concept, proposals for action in several different design phases, and preparation of bill of quantities (1988-1990). 26. Scanra Oy: Kiinteistö Oy Krassipuisto, Vantaa; new construction office building 8,523 m 2 (gross). Budget setting, cost analyses of design concept, and proposals for action (1989). 27. Rakennus Oy Hartela: Fast. Ab Pargas Affär, Parainen; new construction retail and office building 2,111 m 2 (gross). Project budget setting (April 1988), cost analyses of selected design concept, and proposals for action (1989). 28. Rahavahva Invest Oy: Itäinen puistotie 5, Helsinki, Kaivopuisto; valuable residential building 749 m 2 (gross). Preparation of refurbishment program and budget setting for buying decision. Consultant (1989). 29. City of Vantaa: VAV-Lummetie, Vantaa; new construction apartment building and nursery 3,668 m 2 (gross). Project budget setting, cost analyses of selected design concept, and proposals for action in two design phase (1987-1988). 30. City of Vantaa: Kiinteistö Oy Pyykuja, Vantaa; new construction terrace houses for aged 968 m 2 (gross). Project budget setting, cost analyses of selected design concept, and proposals for action (1987). 31. City of Vantaa: Kiinteistö Oy Leiritie, Vantaa; new construction residential building and service center for aged 3,156 m 2 (gross). Project budget setting, cost analyses of selected design concept, and proposals for action (1986). 32. City of Vantaa: Asunto Oy Linjaalirattaat, Vantaa; new construction residential buildings 1,544 m 2 (gross). Project budget setting, cost analyses of selected design concept, and proposals for action in two design phase (1986). 33. Tampereen Haka: New use of Lapinlahti Spinning Mill, Tampere. Cost analysis of renovation alternatives (1985).

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 14(42) APPENDIX Leadership 2 Examples of 5 selected publications, which have had significant practical impacts 1. Saari, A. The Viability of Rehabilitated Apartment Buildings: A Feasibility Study Method for Building Rehabilitation Projects Developed by Action Research. Acta Polytechnica Scandinavica, Civil Engineering and Building Construction Series No. 111, Espoo 1998, 252 pp. Published by the Finnish Academy of Technology, ISBN 952-5148-45-9, ISSN 0355-2705. (Doctoral dissertation) The aim of the research was to develop a feasibility-study method for building rehabilitation projects. The feasibility-study method was developed and tested by applying it to a real-life situation in cooperation with property-owner organizations. The research material consisted of 21 apartmentbuilding properties. The prepared feasibility studies of the research subjects and rehabilitations realized after feasibility studies were analyzed. A few years after the execution of the rehabilitation of the research subjects, the impact of the executed rehabilitation on the subjects' viability were evaluated. The research used the Rehab-Degree Indicator to measure rehabilitation costs. Prior to its use in the field experiment, the indicator was calibrated by 34 rehab projects and tested by other 38 projects. The findings indicate that there are rehabilitation alternatives of many different levels of thoroughness for a property to be rehabilitated that can be presented already in the feasibility study conducted at the beginning of the rehabilitation project. Surprising results of the research were that, although sound rehabilitation alternatives of varying levels of thoroughness were produced for decision-making in the rehabilitation projects of the field experiment, the decision-makers generally chose to realize thorough rehabilitation. The findings of the conducted field experiment indicate that there is no significant relationship between the rehab-degree of executed rehabilitation and postrehabilitation occupant satisfaction. In addition, improvement in the condition of buildings, in facades particularly, generally have no major impact on occupant satisfaction. The findings provide evidence that in some cases thorough rehabilitation may lower the property s viability. Rehabilitation, as well as construction, is done in accordance with the expectations and valuations prevailing at the time of implementation. Expectations and valuations change over time. Should it turn out later when the building has been taken in use that the degree of rehabilitation was insufficient, additional rehabilitation measures can always be carried out. However, if the rehabilitation has been too thorough, it will be more difficult to adapt to changes in the market during the building's life. "Overrehabilitation" cannot be profited from. The research findings were in headlines on Finnish TV and radio news and on daily newspapers. After the study Finnish state set a limit for refurbishment costs of residential refurbishment project loaned by state. Available only in printed form. 2. Aalto, L., Saari, A., 2009. Re-engineering of the meal logistics in a sheltered house for elderly people, Facilities, 27 (3/4), 120-137. The goal of this study was to perform an economic comparison of alternative service concepts designed to improve the productivity of nursing care in a refurbishment project of selected sheltered housing facility. Four different service development options were identified for the dining and kitchen facilities: the dining facilities were either decentralised or centralised, and the meals were prepared on site or brought in from outside. The form of dining model chosen affected the operating costs more than the spatial costs. The biggest differences in operating costs were attributable to the meal price and to the costs of

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 15(42) transferring disabled residents to the dining area. The study showed that the option which had the lowest spatial costs surprisingly had the highest total costs. This was the option in which the meals were conveyed to the decentralised dining rooms located on the different floors by the food supplier. The total costs of this option were 50 per cent higher than the total costs of the decentralised option with on-site cooking facilities. The centralised dining option with externalised food service had considerably lower renovation costs but 15 per cent higher total costs than the lowest cost option (decentralised dining option with own kitchen). After the study the owner of the sheltered house facilities studied implemented alterations as was recommended by the researchers. Article Leena Aalto & Arto Saari: Re-engineering of the meal logistics in a sheltered house for elderly people published in Facilities was chosen as an Outstanding Paper Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2010. The paper was selected as it was one of the most impressive pieces of work the editorial team has seen throughout 2009. Available: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/index.htm 3. Saari, A., Kruus, M., Hämäläinen, A, Kiiras, J., 2007. Flexibuild a systematic flexibility management procedure for building projects, Facilities, 25 (3/4), 104-114. Nowadays it is typical that the precise use of a building becomes clear during construction. Current building processes do not support this in Finland. The objective of this study was to present a novel systematic management of the design process for flexible construction projects, from the project programming stage through to overall design, detailed designs, procurement, and handover, in a situation where the final use of the building becomes clear only during construction. The development work included a constructive search for solutions to the problems presented above. The process developed in this study is illustrated with two case projects analysed retrospectively. According the open building principle, buildings should be divided into two parts: a permanent base building; and modifiable interior spaces. This division should apply throughout the building s entire life cycle, starting from the beginning of the construction project. The start of the project is the time when goals should be set for the flexibility of the building. The first step in this goal-setting procedure is to define the flexible modifiable spaces, and the second step is to dimension the permanent base building. A design procedure for this open building procedure has also been developed in the study. The study concludes that traditional boundaries and the content of design packages must be changed. These boundaries should be compatible with the appropriate bid packages and should support implementation of the construction work. The bid packages should follow the division to base building and spaces too. After the study it was a basis for developing the Finnish code of practice for building design and construction project management. Available: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/index.htm 4. Saari, A., 2008. Precision refurbishment of buildings: A façade refurbishment case, Structural Survey, 26 (2), 108-119. The purpose of this study was to develop a systematic refurbishment design procedure that allows precision refurbishment and thus enables the preservation of existing structures and their component parts. The participatory research method was chosen and was used to develop and test a precision refurbishment procedure. This involved preparing the programming and design documents

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 16(42) of an ongoing refurbishment project in cooperation with the designer. The actual refurbishment work was carried out using the documents developed in the study. The principal finding was that a thorough, objective analysis of the condition and functioning of the structures in question is essential for determining a precision refurbishment procedure of the type presented here. With the refurbishment design incorporated into the contract, including precise product specifications and drawings, the client will be in a strong position in relation to the contractor during the actual refurbishment process. The way in which the product specifications were presented in the refurbishment specification allows systematic and precise depiction of the content and focus of the refurbishment. At the same time, the level of detail in the product specifications can be easily regulated. The results of the study, such as repair work break-down, provide a good basis for the BIM based design and construction management of refurbishment projects. Available: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/index.htm 5. Saari, A., Takki, T., 2008. The Indoor condition guarantee procedure and associated lease contract model, Facilities, 26 (3/4), 144-156. Numerous studies have shown that indoor environment affects health and performance, which in turn affect productivity. Property owners have not utilized Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) as a value-added factor to market the office spaces. On the other hand, tenants have not had a tool to demand certain indoor conditions. The paper aims to present one market mechanism for including IEQ in office space supply: the office lease contract model entitled Indoor Environment Quality. The research included a constructive search for a lease contract model for the problems presented above. The need for this novel lease model is proved by the financial calculations. The lease contract procedure whereby a lessor issues a condition guarantee to a tenant consists of: technical building audit process; and entering the terms of the indoor condition guarantee in the lease contract. It makes sense for the owner to invest in a favourable indoor environment if the benefits are shared. An owner s monetary benefit from improved IEQ is also greatly related to longer lease periods. When tenants stay longer in the same facility there is less empty office space and less need for alterations by new tenants. Therefore, rental income is higher and alteration costs are lower, which in turn lead to higher profitability of the property owner s business. The results of the study, such as the novel lease agreement forms, provide a good basis for raise the indoor air quality of office spaces. Available: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/index.htm

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 17(42) TEACHING PORTFOLIO Dr Arto Saari, Full Professor of Construction management, Tampere University of Technology, Department of Civil Engineering Box 600, 33101 Tampere, Finland E-mail: arto.saari@tut.fi 1. OWN TEACHING HISTORY AND PRACTICAL EXPIERIENCE OF TEACHING 1.1 Helsinki University of Technology/Aalto University I have acted as responsible teacher or given lectures at TKK Helsinki University of Technology (until 31 Dec. 2009) / Aalto University in following courses (since 1 Jan. 2010): Construction management and economics: - Rak-63.106/Rak-63.1100 Construction processes; 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 1012, 2013, 2014 (given lectures 8 hours/year), Responsible teacher. - Rak-63.211/Rak-63.3211 Design Economics of Buildings 5 cr; 1985-2010 (given lectures and exercise 20 hours/year); responsible teacher 2010- - Rak-63.3213 Property Management 4 cr; since 1986, responsible teacher 1995-2009 - Rak-63.3186 Special Assignment in Construction Economics and Management 6-12 cr, responsible teacher, 2010- - Rak-63.3214 Management of Life Cycles of Buildings 7 cr, responsible teacher; since 2011. - Rak-63.217 Construction Contracting and Contractual Procedures; 2005, 2007, 2009 - Rak-63.1240 Production management of infrastructure projects 4 cr, responsible teacher 2011- - Rak-63.2235 Production management of building projects 4 cr, responsible teacher since 2011 - Rak-63.3220 Real Estate Development, 3 cr; responsible teacher 2010- - Rak-63.3221 Property Development and Contracting 5 cr, responsible teacher, 2010-. - Rak-63.3238 Advanced Construction Project Management 3 cr, responsible teacher, since 2012 - Rak-63.291 Postgraduate Course in Construction Contracting; responsible teacher 2009-2012 - Rak-63.292 Postgraduate Course in Design Economy and Maintenance Management of Buildings; responsible teacher since 1999-2009 - Rak-63.4290 Post Graduate Seminar in Construction Contracting 5-10 cr, responsible teacher 2010-2009 - Rak-63.4292 Postgraduate Course in Design Economy and Maintenance Management of Buildings 5-10 cr, responsible teacher 2010-2012 - Rak-63.4291 Post Graduate Seminar in Construction Management and Economics 3-5 cr, 2010-2012 Other areas: - Maa-20.1124 Introduction to Real Estate Management, 2007 - Maa-20.2366 Real Estate Economics and Management, several times - Rak-0.1200 Basic Course in Structural Engineering and Building Technology, 2005- ( - Rak-43-J Lifetime Engineering of Buildings, 2003 - A-52.1200 Housing Architecture I, 2008 - A-52.3220 Housing Design Studio, 2008

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 18(42) 1.2 Other institutions I also have given lectures for professionals among others: Most important training programs for construction management professional (all programs for the Real Estate Education and Training Institute Finland KIINKO): - Construction Management Program (Rakennuttamisen johtaminen RAPS); part of the professional construction FISE qualification; 2007, 2008, 209, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 - Construction Management Program for Infrastructure Projects (Infrastruktuurin tuottamisen johtaminen INFRA-RAPS); 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 - Managing Real Estate Development and Construction Project Management in Building Renovation Education Program (Kiinteistokehittämisen ja korjausrakennuttamisen johtaminen RAPS); part of the professional construction FISE qualification; 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 - Customer Oriented Construction Project Management Education Program (Asiakaslähtöinen rakennuttaminen RAP); part of the professional construction FISE qualification; 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 - Construction Manager Program for Infrastructure Projects (Infrarakennuttaja RAP); 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 - Customer Oriented Construction Project Management in Building Renovation Education Program (Asiakaslähtöinen korjausrakennuttaminen RAP); part of the professional construction FISE qualification; 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Other training programs for KIINKO: - Facility and Project Management Education Program and Qualification (Kiinteistö- ja projektipäällikön ohjelma ja tutkinto FMA); several times (given lectures 3 hours/year) - Real Estate Financial Manager Qualification Program (Kiinteistöalan talouspäällikön tutkinto - KITA); 2007, 2008 - Basics for Real Estate and Service Business (Kiinteistö- ja palveluliiketoiminnan perusteet KIPA); 2008 (given lectures 3 hours) - Future Workplace, Business Program; 2009 - Maintenance Management of Build Infrastructure (Infran kunnossapidon johtaminen - KUP); 2009, 2010 - Customer Oriented Principal Design Officer of Building Projects Education Program (Asiakaslähtöinen pääsuunnittelija PS); part of the professional construction FISE qualification; 2007, 2009 The Association of Finnish Civil Engineers - Construction Management Course RAP; part of the professional construction FISE qualification; several times - Lifetime Engineering REK The Life Long Learning Institute Dipoli at TKK - Construction Management Courses (Rakennuttajakurssi RAPS); part of the professional construction FISE qualification; 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 - Building Refurbishment Course (KOR-kurssi); several times since 1985 Mechanical and Electrical Engineering TietoCUBE; 2004

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 19(42) 1.3 Supervised and instructed theses Supervised doctoral theses (8): 1. Kantola, Mikko: Managing of the delivery and commissioning process of nearly zeroenergy building projects, Aalto University, Public examination on 2 nd Oct. 2015. Supervisor/Instructor. 2. Airo, Kaisa: Workplace and Language: Constructing the user experience of the office space, Aalto University, 2014. Supervisor. 3. Huuskonen, Arto: MANAGING STRATEGIC SERVICE NETWORKS: Uncertainties and the management of integration in residential real estate maintenance and seniors housing concept development networks, Aalto University, 2014. Supervisor. 4. Lehtiranta, Liisa: Collaborative risk management in complex construction projects, Aalto University, 2014. Supervisor. 5. Valkila, Noora: Attitudes and behaviour of residents within the framework of energy efficiency, Aalto University, 2013. Supervisor. 6. Alsakini, Wafa: Two models for managing the virtualisation of construction management services companies - validated in the context of Finnish construction markets. Aalto University, 2012. Supervisor. 7. Lehtonen, Jouko: Underpinning project: owners views on technology, economy and project management, Aalto University, 2011. Supervisor. 8. Alanne, Kari: Applications of decision analysis in the assessment of energy technologies for buildings, Helsinki University of Technology, 2007. Instructor. Instructed licentiate thesis instructed (3): Tauriainen, Matti Seppälä, Tiina Junnila, Seppo The content of constructability: Preliminaries for co-operational development constructability in Finland, Aalto University, instructor, 2015. Challenges and economic, energy and environmental impacts of infill building, Aalto University, instructor, 2013. Environmental Burdens of Finnish Apartment Building by Building Elements in the Context of LCA, Helsinki University of Technology, instructor, 1998. Master s theses supervised or instructed by Arto Saari (total 110 Master s theses): MSc student: Title, university, my role, year 2014: Total 22 theses Tikkanen, Kari Carbon foot print target setting for buildings in the program phase, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Haahtela-kehitys Oy) Sihvola, Juho The production control of the site services at the management contracting, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Rakennustuote Oy) Kropsu, Antti Streamlining of PPP-project procurement, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by NCC Rakennus Oy) Korhonen, Anni Project development by utilizing contractor s expertise when converting an office building into housing, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Lujatalo Oy) Törnroos, Niclas Location-based planning as a production optimization technique in linear heavy construction, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Dyna Road Oy) Toivonen, Vera Prevention of shadow economy in a construction company requirements and actions, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by NCC Rakennus Oy) Ruutiainen, Emilia Implementation of alliance model in the Finnish housing company model pipe renovations, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Fira Palvelut Oy) Mesilaakso, Miika Establishment of a management system for a small building contractor, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Rand & Tuulberg Oy) Shutikova-Boreysho, The impact of structural solutions in high-rise building projects in the project planning stage to the Toini project s feasibility, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Aaro Kohonen Oy) Sågbom, Carl-Mikael Strategic alliance as creators of interorganizational value, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Rapal Oy) Viskari, Aku Cost management of unit price based subcontracting, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by Haahtelakehitys Oy)

Arto Saari, Curriculum vitae, 18.9.2015. 20(42) Kankare, Veli-Matti The development of a large-scale residential buildings process in an urban area (sponsored by YIT Construction Ltd) Peltonen, Antti Developing processes for CM contractor, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by YIT Construction Ltd) Kärkkäinen, Risto Conceptual knowledge management framework of comprehensive residential development, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by YIT Construction Ltd) Tölli, Juhani Development of standardization process in office building production, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by NCC Rakennus Oy) Salmela, Henry Control of moisture management process in a developer-based costruction project, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored by NCC Rakennus Oy) Arponen, Hanna Business models of regional resident service provider, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored SRV Rakennus Oy) Kostia, Tuomas Life cycle costs in the public procurement of devices and systems to the hospital real estates, Supervisor 2014 (sponsored by HUS-Kiinteistöt Oy) Järvinen, Olli-Pekka Phased commissioning of town centre development, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored SRV Rakennus Oy) Ahonen, Teemu Interoperability in AEC industries: challenges and benefits of distributed transaction based information management, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored Tekla) Kinnari, Jaakko Design Coordination and the Needs for Information Exchange in BIM Projects, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored Lemminkäinen Rakennus Oy) Rissanen, Annika Cost engineering of municipal new construction projects, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2014 (sponsored City of Espoo) 2013: Total 19 theses Alanen, Iikka Parking solution optimization in development projects of residential buildings, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Skanska Talonrakennus Oy) Aaltonen, Sakari Development of the Production Process and Management Tools of Business Premises Construction, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored YIT Rakennus Oy) Koskinen, Lauri The tools and key figures for making the use of space in healthcare facilities more efficient, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Rapal Oy) Mirtti, Markku The standardized content of work of sustainable building assessment, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Rakennuttajatoimisti HTJ Oy) Haatainen, Juuso Development of the quality management in a construction site, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Lujatalo Oy) Salo, Henry Requirements management in a service-focused construction project particularly in the context of Finland, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Superviser, 2013 (sponsored Fira Oy) Kalliomäki, Joonas Developing a production planning process for information modeled concrete structures, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored YIT Rakennus Oy) Häyrinen, Antti Capturing delay s in contract time by main contractor, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Skanska Oy) Leinikka, Niina Disturbances, their causes and how to react to them in founder contracting, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Superviser, 2013 (sponsored SRV Rakennus Oy) Koskela, Janne Improvement of building process and buildability of in-situ-concreted Floor, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Superviser, 2013 (sponsored Lemminkäinen Talo Oy) Kuusikko, Tytti Energy planning steering in a construction project, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored SRV Rakennus Oy) Valpola, Timo Simplifiedestimationofoperatingandoverheadcostsinbuildingrenovation Worksites, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Superviser, 2013 (sponsored NCC Construction Ltd) Häyrinen, Kalle Implementing Information System in the organization - case implementation of cost management software of infra projects to the city, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Rapal Oy) Ruudenberg, Tuukka Development of building contractors subcontracts, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored YIT Rakennus Oy) Autio, Pauli Development of handover process in house-building projects, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Peab Oy) Paukkeri, Panu Development of facility user services target price modeling, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Haahtela-kehitys Oy) Juvonen, Mikko Project Alliance as a Delivery Method for a Renovation Project of an Apartment Building, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored University of Helsinki) Baarman, Jim Benefits and challenges using building information modeling in industrial structural design, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Pöyry Finland Oy) Pohjola, Panu BIM benefits for customers in comercial construction, Aalto University, Construction Management and Economics, Supervisor, 2013 (sponsored Skanska Oy) 2012: Total 21 theses