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The topic of this master’s thesis is the collaborative use of the building information management systems. The present national standards require collaborative use of the 3-dimensional models both. The research is focused on the multidisciplinary use of the building information model in the building design and planning. This master’s thesis is a case study concerning a planning phase of a large public building project. The study is based on three meetings of the planning phase of the project. The research method of this study is qualitative content analysis of the recorded meetings. The content analysis is partially based on the theory of messy talk introduced by Carrie Sturts Dossick and Gina Neff. Messy talk and its typologies form a theoretical context for the analysis of the collaborative procedures. The BIM program family recognizes automatically low-level design faults and clashes. However, the higher-level problems, like water damage risks, were not implicated by programs or simulations. In this thesis, I claim that multidisciplinary collaboration is the key to solving these more abstract design problems. The collaborative use of building information management largely remains a utopia. According the content analysis the problems in the multidisciplinary collaboration and communication are the insufficient identification and voicing the issues using the building information model.