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Rakennusinformaatio (construction information) refers to the data collected and used across the lifecycle of a building or infrastructure project. It includes geometry, attributes of components, performance data, schedules, costs, and maintenance requirements. The aim is to support planning, design, construction, operation, and eventual decommissioning.

In practice, rakennusinformaatio is often managed through Building Information Modeling (BIM) and related data platforms. Open and machine-readable formats, such as IFC, enable interoperability between designers, contractors, and facility managers. National and international guidelines increasingly emphasize structured data and lifecycle information.

Key applications include clash detection during design, quantity takeoffs for procurement, construction scheduling, and as-built documentation. After handovers, the information supports facilities management, energy optimization, and asset maintenance.

Challenges include ensuring data quality, consistent naming, and complete metadata; coordinating responsibilities among project participants; and maintaining data security and privacy. Legacy processes and fragmented software ecosystems can hinder interoperability.

Future developments focus on digital twins, real-time IoT data integration, predictive maintenance, and sustainability analytics. Advances in standards and governance aim to make rakennusinformaatio more reliable, accessible, and valuable across the building’s lifespan.