The Buildings Show is Canada's premier event for the built environment, uniting industry professionals to foster learning, networking, and the discovery of innovative products and technologies. As the nation's largest gathering of its kind, it serves as a vital platform for the design, architecture, construction, and real estate communities. Attendees, including architects, designers, builders, developers, renovators, and property managers, can explore a vast exhibition floor featuring 700 exhibitors across 110,000 sqft. Exhibitors benefit from unparalleled opportunities to connect with over 35,000 visitors, generate valuable leads, strengthen brand presence, and launch new products. The show also features a multi-stream conference program and concurrent events like Construct Canada and the HomeBuilder & Renovator Expo, ensuring a comprehensive and enriching experience for all participants.
Highlights
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Canada's Largest Built Environment Event
The premier gathering for design, architecture, construction, and real estate professionals in Canada.
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Massive Scale & Reach
Connect with 700 exhibitors and over 35,000 visitors across 110,000 sqft of exhibition space.
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Diverse Industry Sectors
Explore 14 core exhibit sectors, from building materials and HVAC to design, technology, and safety.
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Targeted Networking Opportunities
Engage directly with architects, designers, builders, developers, renovators, and property managers.
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Comprehensive Learning & Events
Benefit from a multi-stream conference program and concurrent events like Construct Canada.
Previous Edition
35,000
Attendees
700
Exhibitors
10,219
Net Area · ㎡
FAQ
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It is Canada's largest event for the built environment, bringing together professionals from design, architecture, construction, and real estate.
The show targets architects, designers, builders, developers, renovators, and property managers.
The event is held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Canada.
The event is organized by Informa Connect.
Key sectors include Building Materials, HVAC, Design & Architecture, Software & Technology, and Safety & Security.
