rakennettavien

Rakennettavien is a Finnish grammatical form used to denote something that is to be built. It is the genitive plural of the present passive participle rakennettava, which means “to be built” or “constructible.” In practice, rakennettavien is used as an attributive modifier in noun phrases to describe nouns that are planned or intended for construction in the future. The form itself does not stand alone as a noun; it signals future construction when attached to a noun, typically in genitive.

In use, rakennettavien accompanies nouns in plural forms to express “the [things] to be built.” For example, rakennettavien rakennusten refers to the buildings that are to be built, and rakennettavien talojen describes the houses that are to be constructed. The phrase is common in urban planning, real estate development, and formal writing where plans, projections, or legal descriptions specify future construction.

Notes on grammar and variation: rakennettavien is the genitive plural form of rakennettava. The corresponding forms include rakennetava (presentative form in other cases), rakennettavat (nominative plural “the ones to be built”), and rakennettavan (genitive singular “of the one to be built”). When using rakennettavien, the accompanying noun typically appears in genitive plural, forming phrases like rakennettavien rakennusten tai rakennettavien talojen, depending on what is being described.

Overall, rakenteen rakennettavien constructions serve to indicate planned or prospective structures, providing a precise, formal way to discuss future buildings in Finnish.