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Ehitise is a Finnish and Estonian term referring to a building or structure. It encompasses a wide range of constructions, from residential houses and commercial buildings to industrial facilities and other built environments. The term is broadly used in legal, architectural, and everyday contexts within these countries.

In Estonia, the term "ehitis" is defined in the Building Code and includes various types of structures, both above and below ground. This can range from traditional houses and apartment blocks to roads, bridges, and even large agricultural structures. The classification and regulation of ehitis are crucial for ensuring safety, usability, and compliance with urban planning regulations.

Similarly, in Finland, the word "rakennus" (which translates to building or structure, often used interchangeably with ehitis in a broader sense) is governed by building regulations. These regulations dictate the requirements for design, construction, and maintenance of various edifices. The concept of ehitis is fundamental to understanding construction and property law in both Estonia and Finland, influencing everything from permit processes to land use planning. The term underscores the tangible results of construction activities, representing human intervention in the landscape to create functional spaces and infrastructure.