This year, we approached one of the architectural sector’s most important events in a slightly different way. In 2025, we exhibited alongside our partner, KÉSZ Metaltech, at a shared stand. Following the presentations, Kocsis András Balázs, Head of Business Development at bim.GROUP, and Kardos Zoltán Pál, Managing Director of KÉSZ Metaltech, jointly led interested participants on the professional guided tour.

At the prestigious event, world-renowned architects shared their thoughts on the relationship between architecture and society, highlighting the importance of transparency throughout the design and construction processes.

One of the most eagerly anticipated speakers was Riken Yamamoto, the Japanese architect who received the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2024. He discussed his innovative spatial concepts and the role of transparency in architecture. Other renowned professionals included Anne Lacaton, Evan Jahn, Max Hacke and Remco Siebring, who also shared their experiences and perspectives on the challenges facing contemporary architecture.

At the joint exhibition stand, colleagues from both companies presented their activities and expertise. The event also provided opportunities for professional discussions, establishing new connections and exploring the latest trends in the architectural sector.

We would like to thank our colleagues from both companies who contributed to creating the stand and presenting innovative solutions. One such feature was KÉSZ Metaltech’s foldable phone stand made from recycled scrap metal, while bim.GROUP presented an augmented reality experience featuring the National Athletics Centre.

Visitors could explore part of the arena not only virtually: KÉSZ Metaltech also transported an eight-tonne prototype of one of its structural nodes to the venue.