Shape the Future of Construction at BAU 2025
Discover the latest trends, technologies and production methods in the construction industry at BAU 2025, the world's leading trade fair for architecture, materials, and systems. As an international meeting place for the construction industry, BAU brings together everyone involved in the planning, construction and design of buildings. It thus creates a unique platform for exchange, inspiration and networking.
Are you looking for the latest materials, innovative systems or would you like to discuss individual solutions with manufacturers? At BAU, you will not only find inspiration for your next projects, but also have the opportunity to actively shape the future of our industry. Be part of it! Tickets will be available shortly.
BAU 2025: Experiencing the Future of Building
Scheduled for January in Munich, Germany, BAU is the world's leading trade fair for architecture, materials, and systems. Known as the "incontournable" fair for those serious about the future of building, BAU 2025 promises a comprehensive showcase of the latest industry trends and technological advancements.
Highlights of BAU 2025 include:
- Material Innovations: Explore a wide array of new building materials that prioritize sustainability, durability, and design flexibility.
- Smart Building Technologies: Delve into the latest in smart building solutions, from advanced automation systems to integrated building management platforms.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with a global community of professionals, from fellow architects to manufacturers, fostering collaborations that drive innovation.
In a world where digital saturation can obscure critical advancements, attending key industry fairs like Glasstec and BAU offers architects an invaluable opportunity to experience innovation firsthand. These events not only provide a platform to see and touch the future of building but also enable meaningful connections with industry pioneers. As we navigate the complexities of modern architectural practice, engaging with such fairs is essential for staying at the forefront of design and construction excellence.
For more information and to plan your visit, explore the details on Archi-Europe's dedicated event pages for Glasstec 2024 and BAU 2025. Embrace the chance to see, feel, and interact with the future of architecture.
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Read more“MaisonP” Residence
Located in the village of Puy-Sainte-Réparade, MaisonP nestles in a cosy space boasting dense vegetation on a hillside parcel offering a panoramic view over the Alps. The simple volumes of the house were designed to marry with the orientation of the land. Changes to the natural slope of the hill are thus kept to a minimum and its wild character preserved.
The project is composed of two distinct parts: the main house and a dry-stone outbuilding.
The house, with a floor area of 296 sq m, is built on one and the same level but divided into several units. The ground floor comprises three separate same height volumes: the 74 sq m. garage, the entrance/kitchen area and the bedroom/living room area, the latter containing 4 bedrooms including the master bedroom. The outbuilding, with a floor area of 95 sq m, is slightly higher than the house, and lies on the north-west part of the land.
The project is divided into two, along a plant-lined canal, transparency enhancing its perspective along the full length of the house. The entry proceeds around a pond.
MaisonP is not a monolith but an architectural composition, structured around empty spaces, in reminiscence of the bioclimatic architecture of Provence.
About PietriArchitectes
Founded in 2001 by Jean Baptiste Pietri, graduated from Paris-Belleville architecture school, PietriArchitectes located in Paris has up to about twenty partners. The agency acts especially in Parisian region and South-East of France, with a great diversity of projects. The programs of all types, as well public as private, go to an individual house, an office tower or even a luxury hotel.
The agency claims an architectural approach both demanding and poetic, built and developed around its own philosophy: “the romantic rationalism”. This concept connects well a constructive, strict and optimized conception to a precise and meaningful site analysis. The architectures are elegant, soft and timeless. The material nobility takes a primordial place in the project’s conception. This way, PietriArchitectes drew a unique ceramic for the undulating back frontage of La Barquière, a 62-housing program delivered in November 2016 in Marseille.
In 2014, the agency won two awards: a mention at Les Trophées VMZinc in the “2014 collective housing” category for Carré Seine, a housing project in Issy-les-Moulineaux, and “Le Geste d’Or” prize for the rehabilitation of La Major cathedral in Marseille. In 2016, PietriArchitectes won with two other agencies the international competition for the Rhine embankments renovation in Huningue. PietriArchitectes is also the winner of two other projects: on the side with Linkcity, for a student residence, a hotel and a nursing home conception located in Asnières-sur-Seine, but also with Vinci Immobilier for a housing program in Neuilly-sur-Seine.
In addition, the agency delivered these last months two projects: La Barquière in Marseille and La MaisonA, a private house in Aix-en-Provence.
Many projects are under construction, such as a luxury hotel named l’Hôtel des Roches in Le Lavandou, a senior residence in Brétigny-sur-Orge or even a housing program in Sarcelles.