Achieving Total Value in the Built Environment

Provides clear and comprehensive guidance to embedding total value across construction projects for sustainable societal impact The construction industry is uniquely positioned to shape the social, economic, and environmental fabric of society.As scrutiny of large-scale projects intensifies, traditional measures of success such as cost, time, and quality are no longer sufficient.Increasingly, organisations are judged by the total value they deliver, which includes social, ethical, economic, sustainable, and reputational outcomes.Achieving Total Value in the Built Environment responds directly to this shift, offering a structured and accessible introduction to the evolving concept of total value and its significance in practice.Divided into four parts, the book moves from strategy through to delivery and future challenges-describing how to design and procure for value, contract and measure outcomes, and communicate achievements effectively.Case studies illustrate real-world application,