Tilakokonaisuutta

Tilakokonaisuutta is a Finnish term typically used in architecture, facility management and land use planning to denote an aggregate of spaces or facilities that form a functional whole. The base noun tilakokonaisuus refers to a coherent set of rooms, buildings or property units whose functions, circulation and technical systems are interdependent; tilakokonaisuutta is its partitive form, used in contexts such as inventorying, describing or planning these ensembles.

The concept is applied in contexts such as schools, hospitals, office complexes and industrial sites, where multiple rooms and services must be coordinated to support activities. Assessment of a tilakokonaisuutta commonly addresses functional relationships, accessibility, safety, technical infrastructure, ownership boundaries and lifecycle costs. In public administration and real estate it guides decisions about renovation, consolidation, leasing and space allocation.

Practitioners use tools like space inventories, floor plans, building information models and space management systems to analyse and document tilakokonaisuutta. Related concepts include tilanhallinta (space management), tilasuunnittelu (space planning) and rakennuskanta (building stock). Considerations often emphasised are adaptability to changing needs, energy efficiency and compliance with regulations governing health, safety and accessibility.