Bauspezifische

Bauspezifische is a German adjective used in architecture, civil engineering and related fields to denote characteristics, data or requirements that are specific to a particular building or construction project. It contrasts with generic or standard aspects that apply across many buildings. The term can modify nouns such as Anforderungen, Daten, Kosten, Risiken or Merkmale, indicating building-specific requirements, data, costs, risks or features.

In practice, bauspezifische Aspekte arise from the unique conditions of a site or structure. Examples include bauspezifische Anforderungen like local building codes, the intended use of the building, its foundation and structural system, fire protection concepts, energy efficiency measures, and accessibility considerations. Bausspezifische Daten refer to object-specific information such as geometry, materials, installed systems, and performance metrics that are recorded for a particular building, for example in BIM (Building Information Modeling). Bausspezifische Kosten reflect project- or site-specific price factors, such as logistics, site constraints, or required special techniques. Bausspezifische Risiken describe uncertainties tied to the individual project, including geotechnical conditions, soil properties, or site access.

Grammatically, bauspezifische is an attributive form of the adjective and is declined according to gender, number and case of the noun it modifies. For example, bauspezifische Anforderungen (feminine plural) or ein bauspezifisches Detail (neuter singular). In other contexts, the base form bauspezifisch may appear as a predicate adjective, e.g., Die Anforderungen sind bauspezifisch. The term is primarily used in technical and regulatory contexts rather than everyday language.