MUNICH, GERMANY, Jan 3, 2025 – The Nemetschek Group, is presenting its latest software solutions and technologies at BAU 2025 in Munich. From Jan 13 to 17, 2025, the Group will be presenting new technologies for the digital transformation of the construction industry at a joint stand (Hall C3, Stand 322). The focus will be on artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainability.
The Nemetschek Group will use BAU 2025 to show how advanced technologies are transforming the entire building life cycle – from design and construction to the management and use of buildings. The joint stand offers visitors the opportunity to experience the Group’s software solutions live. Presentations, live demos and discussion panels will highlight the role of AI and cloud technologies in improving efficiency and resource management.
Innovation at BAU 2025: A strong presence with leading brands
At the Nemetschek Group stand, the brands Allplan, Bluebeam, Crem Solutions, dRofus, Graphisoft, Nevaris, Solibri and Vectorworks will be presenting their latest software solutions. With the dTwin platform, the Nemetschek Group shows how digital twins can contribute to an efficient and sustainable construction.
By focusing on open, compatible and scalable technologies, they demonstrate how the construction industry can position itself for the future through improved collaboration, optimized workflows and innovative approaches. In addition to numerous demos, start-ups in which the Nemetschek Group acts as an investor will also present their innovations.
“BAU 2025 is our canvas to paint a bold vision of the future – a future where sustainability and digital connectivity are the cornerstones of the construction industry,” says Yves Padrines, CEO of the Nemetschek Group. “Our groundbreaking artificial intelligence solutions are not just addressing challenges; they are redefining possibilities. From tackling climate change to optimizing resource use and alleviating the skilled labor shortage, we are pioneering a revolution. At Nemetschek, we don’t just create products; we craft comprehensive workflows that reimagine the entire ecosystem of construction and real estate. We are helping the industry constructing a smarter, more sustainable world for generations to come.”
BAU, held every two years in Munich, is one of the largest AEC trade shows in the world, attracting 250,000 attendees and over 2,200 exhibitors. It compares to Batimat in Paris with perhaps a few more attendees and a few less exhibitors. Both dwarf the biggest AEC tradeshow in the U.S., IBS in Las Vegas, with 70,000 exhibitors and 1,300 exhibitors.
Source: Nemetschek Group
