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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Vermilion Zhou Design Group presents “YIN XI” Teahouse, Jing’an Temple, a project of great cultural significance in Shanghai, China.
Atmosphere: “YIN XI” teahouse offers the subtle essence of “hidden” tea culture in Shanghai’s bustling life. It stands out with its diverse presence and differentiated spatial experiences, becoming a hallmark of the brand. The inherent “uniqueness” of the Jing’an Temple branch naturally becomes its connecting feature.
“Gold”: At the Jing’an Temple, the auspiciousness of the golden apex shines brightly with radiance, and lingering sunlight reflects hues reminiscent of tea.
“Sound”: Springs pouring tea, gurgling as the liquid flows, resonating with tranquillity.
“Water”: Calm ripples reflecting light, merging the real with the imaginary.
Teahouse
If the “third space” bestows upon contemporary life an indispensable realm of public communication, apart from personal and workspaces, teahouses are a revival of Chinese cultural essence after introspection.
Domain
Exploring the realm of “tea” and elevating its significance, whether through savouring its flavours or enjoying its brew, unveils a spectrum of depths and nuances. However, the rich currents of tea culture have run in Chinese blood for millennia. Teahouses are profound symbols of China’s historical trade prosperity, functioning as vibrant centres for entertainment, emotional connections, and business transactions.
In the modern era’s growing diversity, teahouses have evolved into realms that seamlessly integrate function and experiential satisfaction.
The “YIN XI” teahouse, the convergence of “gold,” “sound,” and “water”, creates a secluded detachment, isolating the clamour of the outside world and allowing one to experience its “rippling” and “courtyard” charms and more.
Vermilion Zhou Design Group understands the needs of different space users, and subsequently provides accurate positioning in its designs. Through precise task allocation in team collaboration, they develop comprehensive design solutions from conceptualization to implementation, primarily from an interior design perspective. Starting from a contemporary Oriental mindset, Vermilion Zhou Design Group emphasizes the practicality and aesthetics of the human experience in space, aiming to popularize designs that combine beauty and functionality, while assisting projects in achieving overall success.
Vermilion Zhou Design Group persists in breaking through innovation and change, while maintaining valid positive values. This enduring commitment allows the firm to sustain its design energy output, ultimately enabling more people to appreciate the value and beauty of the design.