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FIMMA + MADERALIA AND ECOFIRA OPEN THEIR DOORS TOMORROW AT FERIA VALENCIA

The biennial trade fair for machinery, technology, materials and solutions for the wood and construction industries will bring together a wide-ranging international offering of 921 companies and brands from 28 countries, making it the second-largest European trade fair in the sector and one of Spain’s leading industry events. The event will occupy six exhibition halls and 72,000 m² of exhibition space and will debut the new Industrialised Construction Exhibition.

Meanwhile, more than one hundred companies and public organisations will showcase the latest developments, technologies and solutions at Ecofira to address major environmental challenges and move towards a more efficient and sustainable management model.

Both events will be officially opened tomorrow by Marian Cano, Regional Minister for Industry, Tourism, Innovation and Trade, and Vicente Martínez Mus, Third Vice-President of the Regional Government and Regional Minister for the Environment, Infrastructure, Territory and Recovery, respectively.

Valencia, 9 November 2026. – Feria Valencia opens its doors tomorrow to two of its most important events in the industrial and services sectors. On the one hand, FIMMA + Maderalia returns with an extensive range of international exhibitors showcasing technology, machinery, materials and solutions for the wood industry. International exhibitors account for 43% of the total, with 921 exhibiting companies from 28 countries. In this respect, it is the most internationally represented trade fair at Feria Valencia. Held every two years, the event will debut the new Industrialised Construction Exhibition and host more than one hundred conferences and technical sessions focusing on the latest construction trends and the use of wood in areas such as construction, interior design and contract projects.

On the other hand, Ecofira will showcase the latest technological innovations transforming environmental management in cities and municipalities. In addition, leading companies such as IKEA, Mango, Wonders, RE-VISTE, Grupo Delax-Recypur, Andreu World, Textil Santanderina, RE&UP, Texlimca, COLEO, Euro-Goodnight and Evolta-Grupo Finsa, together with public organisations, will take centre stage at the ECOFORUM debate entitled «Textiles and bulky waste: the challenge of building circular value chains».

FIMMA + Maderalia will take place from tomorrow, 10 November, until Friday, 13 November, in Halls 1 and 2 on Level 2 and Halls 1, 2, 3 and 4 on Level 3, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (until 5:00 p.m. on Friday).
Ecofira will take place from Tuesday, 10 November, to Thursday, 12 November, in Hall 5, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (until 3:00 p.m. on Thursday).

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FIMMA + MADERALIA 2026 STRENGTHENS ITS INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP AND INTERNATIONAL REACH WITH MORE THAN 900 COMPANIES FROM 28 COUNTRIES

The trade fair opens its doors next week, from 10 to 13 November at Feria Valencia, with 447 direct exhibitors and 921 represented brands, 3% more than in 2024, consolidating its position as Europe’s second-largest event for machinery, technology, components and solutions for the furniture and woodworking industry.

Almost half of the exhibitors, 43%, are international. This global dimension will be further reinforced by the arrival of more than 500 VIP buyers from the European Union, the Maghreb and Latin America, as part of the most ambitious International Buyers Programme in the event’s history.

The biennial trade fair will introduce the Industrialised Construction Hall, as well as new areas aimed at interior design, contract and carpentry professionals, alongside an extensive programme featuring more than 100 conferences.

Valencia, 5 November 2026. – FIMMA + Maderalia is preparing for one of its most ambitious editions. From 10 to 13 November, Feria Valencia will once again become the main meeting point for the wood, furniture, machinery, technology and components industries, with an event that reinforces its industrial dimension, international appeal and commitment to new markets and growing sectors.

With 447 direct exhibitors and 927 represented companies and brands, 3% more than at the previous edition held in 2024, FIMMA + Maderalia consolidates its position as one of Spain’s largest industrial trade fairs and Europe’s second-largest event for machinery, technology, components and solutions for the furniture and woodworking industry. The biennial event will occupy six exhibition halls and more than 72,000 square metres of exhibition space across Levels 1 and 2 of Feria Valencia.

One of the main indicators of the event’s scale will once again be its strong international presence. Almost half of the exhibitors, specifically 43%, will come from other countries. In total, the international offering will include companies from 28 countries: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, China, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovenia, the United States, France, Gabon, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Morocco, the Netherlands, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Turkey, Uruguay and Vietnam.

This diversity of origins strengthens FIMMA + Maderalia’s position as a strategic business platform connecting European and Asian manufacturers with Latin American markets, a link that represents one of the sector’s greatest business opportunities.

More than 500 international VIP buyers
With the specific aim of strengthening this commercial dimension, FIMMA + Maderalia has launched the most ambitious International Buyers Programme in its history, tripling the budget allocated to this initiative and securing the attendance of more than 500 VIP buyers from strategic markets for the industry, particularly the European Union, the Maghreb and Latin America.

This initiative will be complemented by a new edition of the B2B Meetings, professional events designed to connect exhibiting companies directly with international buyers, distributors, specifiers and industry professionals. This tool aims to facilitate high-quality business contacts, identify new distribution opportunities and establish business relationships during the four days of the event.

These initiatives are supported and promoted in collaboration with organisations such as ICEX and the Valencian Regional Government, through IVACE+i Internacional, as well as industry associations including ARVET (Spanish Association of Exporting Companies), COFEARFE (Spanish Federation of Hardware and DIY Manufacturers) and ASEMAD, the regional employers’ association for the carpentry industry in the Valencian Community.

The strength of an industry looking towards international markets
The presidents of the FIMMA and Maderalia organising committees agree in highlighting the value of this joint event as a reflection of the industry’s scale and competitive strength.

For Santi Riera, President of the FIMMA Organising Committee, “the joint organisation of FIMMA and Maderalia is one of the great strengths of this trade fair and a formula that allows us to offer the industry a unique industrial and commercial platform in Europe. Bringing together machinery, technology, raw materials, components and solutions creates an extraordinary business ecosystem capable of attracting manufacturers, distributors and professionals from across the entire value chain. This scale enables us to compete internationally and provide our companies with a first-class showcase.”

For his part, Alejandro Bermejo, President of the Maderalia Organising Committee, emphasises that “the Spanish wood and furniture industry has extraordinary production, technological and business capabilities, with the Valencian Community being one of its leading centres. We are a sector with an enormous capacity for adaptation, innovation and value creation, and FIMMA + Maderalia is precisely the best reflection of that strength. The trade fair allows us to show international markets everything our companies are capable of achieving while opening up new opportunities to continue growing and competing in a global environment.”

Industrialised construction, a new strategic focus for the trade fair
Alongside internationalisation, another major focus of this edition will be the introduction of industrialised construction as one of the sectors with the greatest growth potential for the wood industry and its auxiliary businesses.

To this end, FIMMA + Maderalia will launch the Industrialised Construction Hall (SCI), a new dedicated area located on Level 3 of Pavilion 3, bringing together around 100 exhibiting companies associated with this sector. Its aim is to bring manufacturers, architects, builders, developers and specifiers closer to the opportunities offered by the industrialisation of construction processes and the role that wood, components and technological solutions can play in this new building model.

The SCI will also feature an extensive programme of conferences and professional meetings focusing on architecture, new construction systems and industrialised building. Participating professionals will include prominent figures such as Xavier Vilalta, Juan Trías de Bes and Pau Bajet, alongside other specialists.
The programme will also include sessions promoted by the Valencian Building Institute (IVE), presentations on efficient construction standards such as Passivhaus, and meetings focusing on the potential of wood as a sustainable, renewable and efficient construction material. Noteworthy initiatives in this area include those promoted by Cesefor and Club Madera in Castile and León.

A wooden house that will become a real home
One of the most distinctive projects will be the live construction of a wooden house throughout the four days of the trade fair. Designed by architect Dani Sirvent Pérez and built by SIDO Madera, the house will be erected in front of visitors using a modular construction system. Once the event has ended, it will be dismantled into modules, relocated and transformed into the architect’s own permanent home. This project will provide a practical demonstration of the possibilities of industrialised timber construction and its ability to turn an exhibition concept into a real residential project.

Closer links with interior design and the contract sector
FIMMA + Maderalia also aims to strengthen its connection with other professional profiles that are playing an increasingly important role in specifying and applying materials and solutions for interior spaces. In this regard, the 2026 edition will introduce the first Interior Design and Contract Agora, organised by the College of Interior Designers of the Valencian Community (CDICV) and sponsored by Cucine Home Group.

Located in the Level 3 concourse, between Pavilions 1 and 2, this initiative aims to create a meeting space between industry and professionals in interior design, decoration and the contract sector, encouraging knowledge exchange and opportunities for collaboration. The EASD Space will also be located alongside this area, bringing the talent, training and vision of new generations of designers to the event, with the collaboration of EASD itself, the Training Centres of Catarroja and Paterna, and sponsorship from Lamiplast.

Six pavilions and two levels showcasing the full potential of the industry
The FIMMA + Maderalia exhibition will be spread across six pavilions and two levels of Feria Valencia, featuring a programme of themed, demonstration and knowledge-sharing areas that will complement the commercial exhibition and bring the latest trends and solutions closer to different professional profiles.

Technological innovation and automation will play a prominent role, with initiatives such as the Industrial Robotics for Housing Construction area by Hundegger, located in the Level 2 concourse, and the Essential Innovation Showcase by AIDIMME, on Level 3 of Pavilion 3. The Door Show, dedicated to the latest developments and solutions in the door industry, will also feature in this area. The active role played by the AIDIMME Technological Institute in shaping the extensive conference programme for this edition of FIMMA + Maderalia should also be highlighted.

The trade fair will once again pay special attention to traditional crafts, training and knowledge-sharing initiatives related to wood and carpentry. On Level 2, Pavilion 2 will host both the La Carpintería training area, promoted by Profemadera, and the Mucho + que carpintería area, which will spotlight content creators and influencers specialising in this field, including Fermín Lorda’s podcast, supported by the specialist agency DoubleCheck Projects. Meanwhile, the Active Carpentry Plaza by ASEMAD, located on Level 3 of Pavilion 4, will highlight the work of industry professionals and the role of carpentry within the industrial value chain.

All these initiatives will form part of a much broader programme of content, activities and demonstration areas, transforming the event’s six pavilions into a journey through innovation, technology, new materials, training and business opportunities across the entire industry.

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FIMMA + MADERALIA TO EXAMINE THE ROLE OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WOOD SECTOR

FEDEMCO and AIDIMME will bring together national and European experts on 11 November to address wood traceability, responsible forest management, resource utilisation and new instruments for measuring and certifying industrial sustainability.

València, 4 November 2026 – The circular economy has become one of the major challenges facing the wood industry, both due to the need to optimise resource utilisation and the new regulatory and environmental requirements affecting the entire value chain. In this context, FIMMA + Maderalia 2026 will host the conference ‘Circular Economy in the Wood Sector’ next Wednesday, 11 November, jointly organised by FEDEMCO and AIDIMME.

The event, which will take place in the Ausiàs March Hall, will bring together representatives from standardisation bodies, forest certification organisations, European federations, technology institutes and companies to analyse how to move towards a more efficient, traceable and sustainable production model. The conference will focus on the challenges facing the sector, from the sourcing of raw materials to their transformation into industrial products, as well as the tools needed to demonstrate and communicate its contribution to the circular economy.

The opening address will be delivered by Emilio J. Pérez, Director of FEDEMCO, followed by a programme structured around three main areas of discussion.

From Forest to Product: Wood Traceability and Utilisation
The first panel, moderated by Artur Vélez, Vice-President of FEDEMCO, will address circularity at the source of the value chain. Topics will include standardisation and the circular economy, presented by Iván Moya Alcón, Head of Sectoral Transformation at UNE, and responsible forest management, which will be examined by Gonzalo Anguita, Director of FSC Spain.

The European dimension will play a particularly prominent role in the discussion on the cascading use of wood, a model that promotes the successive utilisation of this resource and extends its useful life before its final recovery. Speakers in this session will include Marcus Kirschner, Coordinator of FEFPEB’s PPWR Working Group; Uwe Groll, Vice-President of Grow International; and Duarte Carvalho, Technical Adviser to EPF (European Panel Federation).

Scientific Evidence and New Tools for Certifying Sustainability
The second panel will emphasise the importance of having data, scientific knowledge and measurement tools that make it possible to differentiate and position the environmental contribution of the wood industry.

Moderated by José Vicente Oliver, Professor of Forest Engineering at the Universitat Politècnica de València, the session will feature Francisco Blasco, Head of AIDIMME’s Technologies and Chemical Analysis Department, who will address the role of technology institutes, and Lorenzo Toldrá, CEO of Geminis Tools, who will present the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) project applied to wood packaging.

Institutional Support for the Circular Economy
The conference will conclude with a third session dedicated to the role of public administrations and support mechanisms in driving the transition towards circular production models. Felipe Carrasco, Regional Secretary of the Valencian Government’s Department of Industry, Tourism, Innovation and Trade, will take part in this discussion.

The event will be brought to a close by Enrique Soler, President of FEDEMCO, and Pedro Payeras, President of UNEmadera.

With this conference, FIMMA + Maderalia reinforces its role as a meeting point and knowledge-transfer platform for the wood industry, incorporating into its programme the major challenges shaping the sector’s competitiveness: responsible resource management, adaptation to new environmental requirements, technological innovation and the transition towards an increasingly circular industry.

The conference will take place on Wednesday, 11 November, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:35 p.m. in the Ausiàs March Hall at Feria Valencia.

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FROM THE TRADE FAIR TO THE HOME: FIMMA + MADERALIA TO BUILD A WOODEN HOUSE LIVE THAT WILL BECOME A REAL HOME

Designed by architect Dani Sirvent Pérez and built by SIDO Madera, the house will be erected over the four days of the event and, once the fair has ended, dismantled in modules and converted into its designer’s permanent residence.

The project, one of the main attractions of the new Industrialised Construction Show in Level 3, Pavilion 3, will demonstrate the possibilities of industrialised timber construction on a full scale.

Valencia, 3 November 2026 – A house built in four days, in front of thousands of industry professionals, which then leaves the trade fair to become a home. This is the unique initiative that FIMMA + Maderalia 2026 will bring to its new Industrialised Construction Show with ‘The House Among Mediterranean Pines’, an architectural project that will allow visitors to watch the live assembly of a fully functional wooden home designed to meet today’s housing needs.

Construction will take place over the four days of the event, from 10 to 13 November, at Feria Valencia. The work will be carried out by SIDO Madera, following the plans and technical specifications drawn up by architect Dani Sirvent Pérez. The house will feature two bedrooms, bathrooms and all the spaces required for everyday living.

Once the trade fair has ended, the house will be dismantled using a modular system and transported to its permanent location, where it will become the architect’s own home.

An example of the advantages of industrialised construction
Beyond its distinctive nature, the initiative provides a practical demonstration of the possibilities of industrialised construction: a system that makes it possible to optimise manufacturing and assembly processes, reduce construction times, and facilitate the transportation and installation of buildings. All this with timber taking centre stage and with a focus on efficiency, sustainability and bioclimatic design.

The project will be located on Level 3, Pavilion 3, within FIMMA + Maderalia’s new Industrialised Construction Show, a space designed to introduce professionals to the solutions, materials and construction systems that are transforming the building sector.

One of the highlights of the Industrialised Construction Show
The construction of this house is part of FIMMA + Maderalia’s commitment to bringing the new opportunities offered by industrialised construction closer to the industry through its new Industrialised Construction Show. This space will bring together architects, specialist companies, manufacturers and professionals from across the value chain to explore the challenges and opportunities presented by new construction systems.

The event’s central feature will be the Architecture and Construction Forum, with a programme of conferences and round-table discussions featuring leading professionals such as Belén Moneo and Jeff Brock, Xavier Vilalta, Juan Trías de Bes and Pau Bajet, among others.

Twenty years imagining a house among the pines
Behind ‘The House Among Mediterranean Pines’ lies more than two decades of reflection, design and development of a single idea. The project stems from the desire to build a simple, affordable home using warm materials, capable of blending into its natural surroundings without disturbing them.
As Dani Sirvent Pérez explains, the idea emerged more than twenty years ago, when he discovered a landscape of low woodland and Mediterranean pine trees beneath a starry sky. Since then, his aim has been to design a house that adapts to the forest, rather than the other way around, respecting the existing vegetation and avoiding the felling of trees.

This philosophy is reflected in an architectural proposal that embraces timber, transparency, efficient use of resources and the relationship between the built environment and nature. The project is based on CLT (cross-laminated timber), a material that makes it possible to develop a lightweight, efficient structure featuring large covered areas, generous overhangs and open interior spaces that benefit from natural light and ventilation.

The house also incorporates bioclimatic design principles. Its overhangs are designed to provide protection from the sun during the hottest hours of summer while allowing solar radiation to be harnessed in winter. The layout integrates service areas —such as the kitchen, bathrooms and storage spaces— into structural modules, freeing up the remaining floor area to create fluid spaces connected to the outdoors.

The result is a two-bedroom wooden housing prototype designed to be built within a very short timeframe and according to sustainability principles, from its structural elements to the smallest details.

An architect working across research, teaching and exploration
César Daniel Sirvent is an architect and building engineer and an associate professor at the University of Alicante, where he has accumulated more than 25 years of teaching experience. Throughout his career, he has also been a visiting professor at more than twenty universities across five continents.
His research focuses on housing typologies, collective forms of living, architectural heritage and minimum accommodation models. His doctoral thesis, devoted to the architectural typologies of the new socialist way of life, received the international UNESCO Chair HERSUS Prize on Modern Heritage.

A member of The Explorers Club, he has conducted field research in more than 70 countries and has promoted projects related to resilient architecture, bioclimatic design and low-cost housing solutions. His career combines academic research, architectural practice and hands-on field experience, with particular attention to the relationship between architecture, the environment and ways of living.

With ‘The House Among Mediterranean Pines’, Sirvent puts into practice a long-standing reflection on how to build simpler, more efficient homes that are more respectful of their surroundings. Within the framework of FIMMA + Maderalia, the project will demonstrate that industrialised construction is not merely an alternative for the future, but an existing reality capable of delivering a complete home in just four days.

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FIMMA + MADERALIA BRINGS TOGETHER LEADING ARCHITECTS TO ADDRESS THE CHALLENGE OF INDUSTRIALISED CONSTRUCTION

Belén Moneo and Jeff Brock, Xavier Vilalta, Juan Trias de Bes and Pau Bajet are among the professionals taking part in the Forum of the new Industrialised Construction Show, which will debut a programme of conferences and round tables focused on housing, new construction systems and the challenges facing the sector.

The Architecture and Construction Forum will form the backbone of the sessions on 11 and 12 November, while the Valencian Institute of Building will organise a conference on sustainable, high-quality architecture on 10 November.

València, 2 November 2026 – FIMMA + Maderalia, which will take place from 10 to 13 November at Feria Valencia, has finalised the conference programme for the new Industrialised Construction Show, one of the major highlights of this edition. The space will bring together architects with national and international experience, specialist companies and professionals involved in construction innovation to analyse the opportunities and challenges of a model that is transforming the sector.

Notable participants include Belén Moneo and Jeff Brock, founders of the international Moneo Brock studio; Xavier Vilalta, founder of Vilalta Studio; Juan Trias de Bes, head of TdB Arquitectura; and Pau Bajet, co-founder of Bajet Giramé. Their professional backgrounds span international architecture and institutional projects, as well as architectural research, material innovation and new approaches to design and construction.

Leading architects

Belén Moneo and Jeff Brock, architects and founders of Moneo Brock, established their studio in New York in 1993. Based primarily in Madrid, they develop international architecture, urban planning and design projects. Their notable works include the Tiberius Thermal Baths at the Panticosa Spa and Columbia University’s NW Corner Building in New York, completed in collaboration with Rafael Moneo.

Xavier Vilalta, founder of Vilalta Studio, develops international architecture and urban regeneration projects that combine innovation, sustainability and adaptation to their surroundings. His work spans Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. In 2011, he was selected as a TED Fellow, a distinction that helped raise the international profile of his career.

Juan Trias de Bes, founder of TdB Arquitectura in 1992, has more than three decades of experience in institutional, corporate, residential and hotel projects. His works include the Grifols headquarters, the ESADE campus in Sant Cugat del Vallès and the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Barcelona. He combines his professional practice with research and university teaching.

Pau Bajet, co-founder of Bajet Giramé alongside Maria Giramé, represents a new generation of architects combining professional practice, research and teaching. After working at David Chipperfield Architects in London, he founded his studio in 2017. His awards include the 2024 ARQUIN-FAD Award in the City and Landscape category for the Camping Alfacs project.

The Architecture and Construction Forum, the centrepiece of the programme

The programme will revolve around the Architecture and Construction Forum, which will host a series of presentations and round tables on 11 and 12 November addressing the application of industrialised systems across different fields, from affordable housing and hotel accommodation to tourism projects, housing cooperatives and coliving. The agenda will also address strategic issues such as production capacity, the legislative framework, collaboration between stakeholders, and the potential to scale up solutions and processes.
On Wednesday, 11 November, the forum will open with a session dedicated to industrialisation projects in the residential, affordable housing, rental and hotel sectors. Alongside Belén Moneo and Jeff Brock, speakers will include Santiago Sanjuán (Qilak), Fernando Oiza (Woodville), Nacho Marín (Superestudio) and Fernando Olba (Olba A+U).

This will be followed by a round table examining the short- and medium-term challenges of industrialisation, with particular attention to legislative issues and production capacity. Participants will include Diego Cuadrado (Terraneum), Cristóbal Ruiz (TM Grupo Inmobiliario), Guerola Anrobox and Vicente García Nebot (Lekman Urbanistas).

The day’s programme will continue from 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm with the session Industrialised Construction in Practice, organised by the Official College of Technical Architecture of València.

On Thursday, 12 November, the forum will focus on the challenge of industrialising projects related to tourism, housing cooperatives and coliving, as well as the application of 3D and 2D construction systems. The session will feature Marina Sanahuja (Voltes), Pau Bajet (Bajet Giramé), Carlos Pueyo (Adoras), Juan Trias de Bes (TdB Arquitectura) and Xavier Vilalta (Vilalta Studio).

The programme will continue with a round table on the sector’s growth potential and the limitations and opportunities of industrialisation, with particular attention to the systems and methods required to scale up processes. Speakers will include Tatiana Moya (Lignum Tech), José Luis Mateo (Quatrotablas), Daniel Guzmán (Ecohub) and Ángel Alfocea (Wes).

IVE to explore the path towards sustainable, high-quality architecture

As a prelude to the Architecture and Construction Forum, the conference Industrialised Construction: The Path Towards Sustainable, High-Quality Architecture, organised by the Valencian Institute of Building (IVE), will take place on Tuesday, 10 November.

The session will begin at 10:00 am with an address by Sebastián Fernández Miralles, Regional Secretary for Housing of the Valencian Government. At 10:15 am, Estefanía Martínez Martínez, Director General of EVHA, the Valencian Housing and Land Agency, will discuss the legal framework and innovative experiences in the development of industrialised publicly subsidised housing, including public tenders and factory, project and construction certifications.

The technical session, scheduled for 10:45 am, will bring together various experiences and practical case studies. Carlos Llopis Verdú, Head of the EVHA Promotion and Conservation Service, will present residential building projects in Albal, Utiel and Torrent. Meanwhile, César Jiménez Alcañiz, Deputy Director General of Healthcare Infrastructure at the Regional Ministry of Health, will explain how industrialisation is being applied to the design and construction of healthcare facilities. IVE architect Mar Alonso Monterde will complete this session with a presentation on BES certification and housing circularity.

The conference will also address the role of the sector’s ecosystem in developing this model, with a session dedicated to the Valencian Community Construction Innovation Cluster, delivered by Juan Antonio Pérez Sala, Director General of Housing Planning and Policy of the Valencian Government. The event is scheduled to conclude at 12:15 pm.

Attendance requires prior registration through the following form: https://forms.gle/XTEveMiDskTAN2Kt9

Innovation, collaboration and sustainability

The Industrialised Construction Show programme will be rounded off on Thursday, 12 November, with two additional conferences.

From 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm, Santiago de Taranco, CEO of Alberta Norweg and President of INNOCONSTRUC, an association affiliated with FEVEC, will address innovation, industrialisation and collaboration as tools for transforming the sector.

In the afternoon, from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm, Lorena Guerra, from FSC’s Brand and Market Development Unit, will deliver the conference Measuring to Lead: FSC as a Tool for Investing in Nature, focusing on the role of measurement and responsible management in nature-related investment decisions.

With this programme, FIMMA + Maderalia is strengthening the new Industrialised Construction Show as a meeting point for architects, companies and professionals interested in exploring real-world experiences, sharing knowledge and analysing the opportunities offered by the transformation of construction processes.

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