How can renovation priorities be established when building-related information is distributed across different registers, documents, and information systems?
The National Digital Building Register (RNDC) is a digital transformation project designed to consolidate and correlate information about public and private buildings in Romania.
The objective: to develop a shared database that supports building stock assessment, investment planning, and the monitoring of renovation and modernization activities.
The project is associated with Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), Component 5 – Renovation Wave, Investment I2.
A National Platform for Organizing and Utilizing Building Data
Managing the building stock involves collecting, organizing, and correlating relevant information to understand building conditions and identify intervention needs.
The platform aims to support these activities through an integrated information system designed to organize data related to:
Building characteristics. Relevant information about the structure and features of buildings.
Energy performance. Data that can support the assessment of renovation needs and energy efficiency improvements.
Technical condition. Information useful for analyzing and planning interventions.
Completed works and interventions. Records that enable the monitoring of changes in building conditions over time.
The solution envisages functionalities for data administration, consultation, and analysis, depending on data availability and applicable requirements regarding information access and data protection.
A central element is interoperability, enabling information stored in the register to be correlated with data from other relevant information systems.
Through this approach, the project aims to facilitate the integrated use of information in analysis, monitoring, and investment planning processes.
National Impact
A Comprehensive Overview for Clearer Investment Priorities
Which buildings require renovation? Where are interventions needed? How can completed investments be monitored?
The register aims to provide a shared information base to support these decisions by organizing and correlating building-related data.
At the national level, the platform can support the identification of investment needs, the establishment of priorities, and the monitoring of renovation and modernization programs.
Structured information can contribute to the development and evaluation of public policies related to energy efficiency, seismic risk reduction, and urban development.
At the same time, interoperability can facilitate information exchange between institutions involved in managing and assessing the building stock.
The intended value: transforming building-related information into a shared digital resource that supports informed decision-making and directs investments toward identified needs.
European Relevance
A Digital Infrastructure Supporting Renovation and Energy Efficiency
Improving the energy performance of buildings requires access to relevant information about construction characteristics, energy consumption, and completed interventions.
Through its objectives, the project aligns with European priorities regarding energy efficiency, environmental impact reduction, and the digital transformation of the construction sector.
Organizing information within a structured digital system and enabling its integration with other databases can support building stock monitoring and the identification of modernization needs.
In this context, the register can contribute to the development of renovation programs and the monitoring of improvements in building energy performance.
Future Development and Outlook
From Building Records to Long-Term Planning
The value of a digital register depends on its ability to integrate, update, and utilize information over time.
The continued development and expansion of the platform's functionalities aim to strengthen a digital infrastructure that supports monitoring, analysis, and investment planning activities.
Data integration and interoperability with other information systems can provide a more detailed understanding of the building stock, including by linking technical information to the geographical location of buildings.
In the long term, this information base can contribute to the development of renovation and modernization strategies tailored to identified needs.
The vision: an integrated digital building register that supports a better understanding of building conditions and informed decisions about their development and modernization.
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