Construtec Fair of Madrid (13 to 16 November)
CONSTRUTEC 2018, is the European event of reference for the sector of materials, techniques and constructive solutions will count on this edition with two new sectors; ConstruTIC and Construtec Zero.
The integration in the project of a new area focused on the digital technologies, IT, Automation and Control, Iot, Services, 3D or Virtual Reality will have in ConstruTIC its reference to the service of the digital transformation for the Construction. EnConstrutec Zero will boost energy efficiency and sustainable construction. A greater offer of products oriented to make all professionals aware of the need to achieve a more sustainable, intelligent and connected construction.
Together with CONSTRUTEC 2018 will coexist BIMEXPO, the leading European fair in Services, Networking, Knowledge and Solutions BIM and ARCHISTONE, International Exhibition for Architecture in stone focusing on solutions with natural stone for Architecture and Building.
Under the umbrella of ePower & Building it enhances its capacity to call and becomes one of the most important events in the sector of materials, techniques and constructive solutions.
With the motto "Transforming the way we build a Green World", thematic axes will focus on sustainability, innovation and technology; ePower & Building is the commercial platform and sectoral and international meeting point, which will bring together more than 1,600 exhibiting companies and 80,000 professional participants from 100 countries
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