 | | Photo: Messe München | | | Catching up with the curve of innovation | | 3D printing, machine learning, modular construction, smart home systems – the list goes on. With an endless stream of new materials, tools and technologies constantly emerging in the construction field, design professionals must keep up to stay ahead of the game. Let's face it: in a fast-paced industry where change is the only constant, those who catch up, adapt and evolve will lead the way...
And what better place to stay in the loop than Munich? After a four-year interruption, BAU 2023 will return to the city from 17 to 22 April to showcase the latest trends in architecture, materials and systems, inviting visitors to step into an exciting world of innovation. Read more
Valeria Montjoy – Senior Content Editor | |  | | Photo: Messe München | | | The global hub of industry interaction | | BAU 2023 will soon open its doors to reveal some of the greatest advancements in commercial and residential construction and interior work. Conquering the 17 halls and staggering 180,000 square metres of Messe München's grand exhibition space, the event will feature over 2,000 exhibitors from 46 different countries.
Nor is there any reason to worry about getting lost, because things will be organised by building materials, products and themes, offering an immersive experience for all visitors to easily navigate and discover. To the exhibition sectors | |  |
Lindner shows ways of circular construction
At BAU 2023, Lindner will exhibit systems related to circular construction, such as circular fit-out solutions and suitable business models (purchase with return or rent), as well as flexible space concepts for Tenant Fit-out – Design & Build. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Messe München | | | Breaking ground: new exhibition areas make their debut | | | This upcoming April, a special village-like exhibition area in the atrium between Halls A and B will be all about forward-thinking modular construction practices. Meanwhile, the new Innovation Hub in Hall B0 will shine the spotlight on resources and recycling, urban mining, groundbreaking building processes and pioneering materials for climate-friendly, resource-saving construction. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Messe München | | | Embracing the digital revolution | | The building sector is in the midst of a digital transformation, which is paving the way for enhanced efficiency and faster workflows with the help of robotics, Artificial Intelligence and more. In view of this transformational wave, BAU 2023 has identified the digital revolution as one of its central themes – and can be felt across all corners of the fair.
While Hall C5 will highlight the latest solutions in hardware and software, experts will spark insightful discussions surrounding digitisation in Forum C2. Read more | |  |
New KeraTwin surfaces Canyon + Kaijo
The ceramic facade system KeraTwin® from AGROB BUCHTAL offers a future-oriented solution in terms of aesthetics, economy, and sustainability. At BAU, the manufacturer presents the new three-dimensional surfaces Canyon and Kaijo. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Messe München | | | Start-up area: celebrating visionary thinking | | | Following the fair’s future-oriented approach, the Start-up area offers tours and one-on-one meetings with promising up-and-comers from the industry, providing insights into current technologies and digital solutions. In addition, a panel of industry experts is set to select the six companies with the most cutting-edge products in the Innovation Challenge. Learn more | |  |
Oikos entrance doors on display at the international event
At Stand 530, Hall C4, Oikos is going to re-create multiple entrance interpretations which, through the safety doors on display, will arouse the curiosity of international architects and designers alike. We’re waiting for you! Find out more | |  | | Photo: Messe München | | | Cultivating sustainability through innovation | | | The journey towards resilient and sustainable cities calls for innovative, out-of-the-box solutions. BAU 2023 aims to rise to the challenge by drawing attention to eco-friendly building materials and construction systems across all exhibition areas. Visitors can also look forward to expanding their knowledge through a series of lectures, including a special show by the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB). Read more | | | | | | | | |
