BAU 2015Press Conference

Athens, Greece

October 22, 2014

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Our timetable for the next 45 minutes:

Video of BAU 2013Profile / PositioningKey results from BAU 2013 Exhibition layout / Key themes / Target groupsSpecial showsForums programHighlights in the supporting program

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BAU 2015 – The future of building

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYaE6cjH_WY

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BAU 2015

Profile / Positioning

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Profile of BAU 2015

World´s Leading Trade Fair for Architecture, Materials and Systems

Dates: January 19 – 24, 2015

Opening times: Mon. – Fri.: 9:30 – 18:00, Sat.: 9:30 – 17:00

approx. 180,000 m² of space (gross) (full capacity at Messe München: all 17 exhibition halls plus the ICM)

more than 2,000 exhibitors(of which provisionally around 30% come from outside Germany)

more than 230,000 trade visitors

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QualityBrands

Exhibitor presentations

Trade visitors

InnovationIntegration of current themes

Innovations driver (R&D)

InternationalEurope, Middle East,

Asia, North Africa

SolutionsCross-functional (materials, trades) for commercial, residential and interiors

BAU 2015World´s Leading Trade Fair for

Architecture, Materials and Systems

BAU emphasizes the B2B character of the event

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Key results of BAU 2013

8Source: DWH (Datawarehouse) Messe München BAU 2013

2,060 exhibitors (of which 572 were from 41 different countries outside Germany)All available space in the halls taken up (180,000 m²) + open-air site (approx. 2,000 m²)

BAU 2013 attracts highest ever proportion of exhibitors from abroad

481490

464530

1.4881.5281.4561.5531.4321.285

495

572

2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013

Deutschland International

1.7801.913

2.0431.920

2.058 2.060

1,7801,913

2,0431,920

2,058 2,060

Germany

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172.140 174.834 178.290 172.752

36.908 37.20159.940 60.149

160.327

30.538

2005 2007 2009 2011 2013

Germany International

190,865

Source: Visitor registration BAU 2013

BAU 2013: 26% of visitors are from outside Germany

Number of visitors from abroad rises to record level at BAU 2013: to over 60,000!

209,048 212,037238,230 232,901

10Source: Visitor registration BAU 2013

Top 15 visitor countries at BAU 2013 (excl. Germany)

Visitors to BAU 2013 acc. continent/region

Region No. of visitors to BAU 2013

EU (excl. Germany) 36,080

rest of Europe 14,875

Asia 4,365

Near/Middle East 2,012

North/Central/South America 1,614

Africa 981

Australia / Oceania 222

Visitors come to BAU from all over the world: over 9,000 of them from outside Europe!

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973

1,048

1,116

1,272

1,286

1,550

1,809

1,854

1,959

2,542

3,049

4,600

4,840

10,248

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sweden

Belgium

China

Netherlands

Great Britian

Slovenia

France

Czech Republic

Poland

Turkey

Russia

Switzerland

Italy

Austria

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BAU 2015

Layout / Key themes / Target groups

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Top exhibitor countries at BAU 2015 (excl. Germany) (acc. placements as of August 2014)

Source: DWH (Datawarehouse) Messe München BAU 2015

5667789

111112

1416

2324252626

3577

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CroatiaSweden

DenmarkEstonia

USASlovenia Portugal

Czech RepublicGreece

Great Britain China

FranceTurkey

BelgiumPoland

SpainNetherlandsSwitzerland

AustriaItaly

EXHIBITORS FROM GREECE AT BAU 2015

Alumil S.A. 192 qmAluminco S.A. 100 qmG.Karamanlidis 88 qmIntermetal S.A. 71,5 qmGlasscon S.A. 54 qmPCA 51 qmISOMAT S.A. 50 qmAlchimica S.A. 37,5 qmMarkos Bolaris & Co. 36 qmMaris Polymers S.A. 32 qmMakedoniki-Panidis S.A. 32 qmHelm Hellas S.A. 30 qmTetoros H.&Co. 25 qmPagouni S.A. 25 qmACE-HELLAS S.A. 21 qmDomochemical S.A. 20 qmVertical S.A.Vlavianos S.A. (Co – Exhibitor)

VISITORS FROM GREECE

Year Number of Visitors2009 8792011 13812013 857

EXHIBITORS FROM GREECE

Year Number of Exhibitors2009 42011 52013 10

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Three key themes set the tone at BAU 2015

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The building trades and building firms are still the largest group of visitors to BAU. Architects, engineers and suppliers are increasing in number.

Building and fitting-out trades/other skilled trades

Architects/ Architectural practices/ Building engineers/ Planning offices

Building materials trade/Other

suppliers

Housing and real-estate sector

Research, education and training

Source: BAU 2013 Visitor registration – Basis: Trade visitors in employment, rounding differences possible

36%

3%

32%

2%

27%

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No other trade show attracts as many architects and engineers from around the world as BAU in Munich

38,166

50,028

62,883

25,721

35,538

2005 2007 2009 2011 2013

+ 7%+ 38%

Source: Visitor surveys BAU 2005 to 2013 – TNS Infratest; Rounding differences possible

+ 31%

+ 26%

+ 144%

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BAU wins Architects’ Darling® Award: Voted the most popular trade fair for the second time in a row

The award is based on Germany´s biggest survey of architects in 2013. In total around 2,000 architects and planners selected their favorites from over 200 manufacturers and brands in the construction industry.

The coveted Phoenix Statue, made of solid bronze, was awarded in 24 categories, and for the second time, the "favorite trade fair" was among them.

Photos: © Roman Thomas Fotografie

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Special shows

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ResearchWorkShop – A glimpse of the future

Energy- and resource-efficiency, with "Building envelope 2.0"

Technologies for cities of the future, with "Intelligent Urbanization"

Prefabrication and building quality, with the "3D printed house"

Specialist building information, further education and in-service training, with "Knowledge-transfer"

The Fraunhofer Building Innovation Alliance is taking part in BAU 2015 as part of the overarching “intelligent urbanization” initiative of Messe München

The 17 research institutions in the Fraunhofer Building Innovation Alliance are showcasing sustainable innovations and developments

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Eco Design – for Man + Environment (Hall C4) Protecting the environment and resources – Improving comfort and security

New materials and products for windows and window profilesProduct and material cycles without waste ("cradle-to-cradle" principle)"Green" building materials from organic sourcesBioactive products and surfaces (that clean air and water)Use of renewable energy in the building envelope (PV modules/LED film)Improving energy-efficiency and increasing use of solar energyIntelligent (“smarthome”) and automatic building components (doors, gates, windows)New-style facades and glass constructions (pressure-released insulating glass)

In cooperation with:

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Building for Life:“Demography goes green” (Hall A4)

Model home with multifunctional rooms

Living and working under one roof

Design that is comfortable and universal, in combination with energy-efficient, future-oriented solutions

Guided tours for trade visitors on specific themes

In cooperation with:

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“Textile Architecture”: Innovative building with foils

Innovative architecture with textiles and foils

Light, resistant, unique

Innovative manufacturers, processors, engineers and designers present high-spec. materials

In cooperation with:

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Forums program

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In cooperation with Bauwelt and DBZ Deutsche BauzeitschriftLectures and discussions with international star architects and engineers

Day 1: Urban life 2030: Living and working in the city of the futureDay 2: BIM – Building Information Modeling Day 3: High-rises Day 4: Intelligent UrbanizationDay 5: The Next Big Thing Day 6: Emerging Stars in Emerging Markets

In cooperation with

Forum Hall C2: “The Future of Building”

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In cooperation with the architectural journals AIT and XIA

Speakers and panel discussions by leading international architects and consultants

Day 1: Natural – timber-framed buildings in new dimensionsDay 2: Social – Engaging users in the design process

Day 3: Temporary – Flexible materials

Day 4: Transformation – New uses for old buildings

Day 5: Illuminated – New lighting concepts in architecture

Day 6: Hybrid – Multiple occupation in a 24-hour building

Forum Hall A4, Part 1: Architect and Industry in Dialog

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In cooperation with DETAIL research

Presentation of results from interdisciplinary trend and product research for the construction industry.

Day 1: Urban sustainability Day 2: Beyond globalization

Day 3: Lasting building quality

Day 4: Climatic strategies

Day 5: Digital architecture production

Day 6: Open source architecture

Forum Hall A4, Part 2: DETAIL research – Building the Future

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Forum Hall B0: From Vision to Reality

The big themes in the construction industry, seen from different perspectives

Day 1: Sustainability through innovative building systems

Day 2: Resource efficiency – Using and re-using building materials

Day 3: The road to clean energy – A practical guide (morning)

Property Industry Day (afternoon)

Day 4: Sustainability through quality and advanced materials

Day 5: Safety and comfort hand in hand (morning)

Universities Day (afternoon)

Day 6: Energy-efficient urban districts

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Highlights in the supporting program

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Archi-World Academy: Internships in top architectural practicesA successful initiative continues

World’s biggest competition for the next generation of architects

Focus on future-oriented projects

The best 12 entrants win internships in the practices of leading architects from around the world

Daniel Libeskind is Vice-President of the jury

Award ceremony on January 21, 2015 at BAU, attended by jury members

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Friday, January 23, 2015, 19:00 - 24:00

Again approx. 40 buildings, more than 10 tours and around 20,000 participants

BAU reaches out to the City of Munich

For visitors to BAU and architecture fans in and around Munich

In cooperation with:

Now for the third time: The “Long Night of Architecture”at BAU 2015 lange-nacht-der-architektur.de

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7 good reasons to visit BAU

Unique presence of market leaders and brands

All the key trades, products, materials – in one location

World’s largest trade fair for architects and engineers

Innovations from manufacturers on a two-year cycle at BAU

The future of building in forums and special shows

Dialog among all those involved in designing, building and planning

Magnetic Munich – a world-class city with a warm welcome!

Looking forward to seeing you!

BAU 215

January 19 – 24

Munich