INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED EXHIBITION "BAU 2023" will be held on 9.–14. Januar 2023 year

INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED EXHIBITION "BAU 2021" 13. - 15. Januar 2021 year, Munich, Germany

On September 30, 2020, Messe München announced BAU would not be held as a conventional trade fair in January 2021, but that it would not be cancelled en-tirely. BAU 2021 will look very different compared to previous years. In addition to a compact exhibition space, the hybrid format comprises an additional digital offering for exhibitors and visitors who are unable to travel to Munich due to the travel restrictions because of the coronavirus pandemic.

In the digital part of the event, live streaming and video recordings of talks and discussions from the forums will be available for a global audience. Companies also have the opportunity to present their products virtually in their own online sessions. To get in touch and discuss with exhibitors and other visitors, the hybrid format also offers virtual networking modules. Integrating the traditional BAU info talks into the hybrid format is also being considered.

INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED EXHIBITION "BAU 2023" will be held on January 09, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, 2023 year. Significant event for specialists of architecture and building materials industry.

BAU 2023, is going to be held between January 09, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, 2023 year, will be a real а high value event. The world's leading trade fair BAU 2023 sets standards. It is the industry's most important gathering. Everyone involved in planning, building and designing buildings is represented here. BAU 2023 is where exhibitors present their products and innovations in an international dimension: for commercial and residential construction and interior work for both new-build and renovation and modernization.

BAU 2023 already in preparation.

In 2023 BAU will take place again as normal, and it will include a digital offering such as is being implemented for the first time next January. Messe München is confident this is the right track: Because almost all the big-name exhibitors who are staying away in 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic have already announced their participation in the next BAU in January 2023.

INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED EXHIBITION "BAU 2019"

BAU sets standards when it comes to both quality and quantity: More than 2,280 exhibitors from 45 countries and more than 250,000 trade visitors from all over the world ensured plenty of hustle and bustle on 200,000 m² of space in 19 exhibition halls in 2019 year.

Expanding the exhibition space was a very useful step for BAU, says Dr. Reinhard Pfeiffer, Deputy CEO of Messe München: "Firstly, we can now accommodate in part the exhibitors’ requests for more space. Secondly we can reduce the waiting list we have for some sections of the show, and thirdly—perhaps the most important point—we can integrate two new future-oriented themes into BAU, in a section on Lighting and Smart Building."

Because it will include the two brand new exhibition halls—C5 and C6—which increase the capacity of the Messe München exhibition center to around 200,000 square meters. And BAU 2019 will be taking up all of this space—19 halls in total. It will be the biggest BAU ever. There´s also a new exhibition section, on Lighting and Smart Building, to add to the comprehensive spectrum of themes presented at this show.

Expanding the exhibition space was a very useful step for BAU, says Dr. Reinhard Pfeiffer, Deputy CEO of Messe München: "Firstly, we can now accommodate in part the exhibitors’ requests for more space. Secondly we can reduce the waiting list we have for some sections of the show, and thirdly—perhaps the most important point—we can integrate two new future-oriented themes into BAU, in a section on Lighting and Smart Building."



Despite more space being available for the 2019 event, already now—one year before the exhibition starts—it is getting hard to find free slots. "The run on BAU is as big as it ever was," explains Markus Sporer, Deputy Exhibition Director of BAU. "The job of planning and allocating space is in full swing. In many segments, and therefore in 15 of the 18 halls, we are more or less fully booked, apart from one or two remaining slots. The sections in which we are better able to offer a lot of free space are BAU IT, gate and parking systems and architectural/artificial lighting."



Today is already clear that when BAU opens its doors on January 14, 2019, all 18 exhibition halls will be fully booked, down to the last square meter. And with the extra space at our disposal in 2019, it´s certain we will set a new record for exhibitor numbers. In fact we are expecting around 2,200 exhibitors from at least 45 countries. On the visitor side, too, the chances are good that we will exceed 250,000. The organizers are also aiming to attract even more trade visitors from abroad—the aim is for about one third of the total.



The two new halls C5 and C6 are also bringing a few changes in terms of the exhibition layout. For example the section on glass, so far housed in Hall C2, moves into Hall C3. BAU IT, Europe´s biggest exhibition of software for the building industry, moves from Hall C3 into the new Hall C5. The new section on Lighting/Smart Building takes up Hall C2 and also incorporates solar shading systems, daylight management, arcade rooflights, roof domes, artificial lighting concepts, building automation/control and lifts.



The integration of the theme of lighting into BAU is a logical consequence, says Exhibition Director Mirko Arend, because: "The theme of lighting concepts is playing an ever bigger role in the overall concept for a building. In our new exhibition section we combine the theme of light with the theme of building automation. It´s about light deflection, lighting control, lighting concepts, daylight versus artificial light. This new segment will also be a link to existing sections such as façade systems, windows and doors and energy technology."

As you can imagine, preparations for BAU 2019 are in full swing. Key themes, forums, special shows, the supporting program—"we are coordinating closely with our partners and have already made excellent progress," says Mirko Arend. If you want to keep up-to-date with what´s going on, then sign up for your copy of the new BAU magazine (called "BAU MAG"), and follow BAU on Facebook and Twitter:

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- The production of high-quality building materials: logs, laminated veneer lumber and corrugated board;

- Designing of wooden houses;

- Construction of wooden houses.

Company address of "Archiline Log Houses":

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Phone:

+375 17 287 80 20

+375 29 620 05 67

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