Everything you need to know about Middle East Design and Build Week Exhibition Abu Dhabi
Middle East Design and Build Week
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| Venue: | Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) |
| Website: | https://www.adnec.ae/ |
Middle East Design and Build Week at a glance
If your area of expertise is in the field of architecture, construction, and design, the Middle East Design and Build Week is an exhibition you should not miss. It is organised on a grand scale in the Middle East and deals with all the facets of building.
Automation, construction vehicles, construction tools and materials, building technology, MEP, PMV, and HVAC are a part of the exhibition. It will see over 200 prominent local, international, and government organizations participating under one roof.
A big boost to the construction industry
A highly-anticipated event in the Middle East, it’s aligned with the government initiatives to give a boost to the construction industry and is expected to stimulate sectoral growth of the economy, which is critical to the accelerated progress required to meet the goals set in the Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030.
The organisers
It is the only event that caters to the interior design, construction, commercial and hospitality industries. It is organised by the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism, Ministry of Industry & Advanced Technology, British Contract Furnishing Association, UAE Chambers, Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), MEDBW, Etihad Airways, and Emirates Steel.
Bigwigs’ meeting ground
It is a meeting ground for bigwigs from the construction and building industry from Poland, Israel, the United Kingdom, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates.
A vibrant sourcing and networking platform
The Middle East Design & Build Week is a vibrant sourcing and networking platform that will give your brand the necessary boost and exposure by bringing it under the business radar of design, construction, commercial and hospitality industries.
UAE’s construction market is on the upward climb
UAE’s construction market is steadily growing. According to the latest survey, there are nearly 12,000 active projects in the UAE, which is estimated at USD 505.7 billion. In the GCC, the UAE constitutes more than 50% of the number of active projects. Job creation and economic growth in the Middle East region are driven by the construction sector and the Government is leaving no stone unturned to invest in infrastructure projects. As a result, the construction sector in the Middle East is growing at a fast pace and is the highest in the world. It is expected to grow in the coming years, averaging 6.8% each year.
The perfect platform to promote your brands and products
The Middle East Design & Build Week is held annually and will see more than 200 companies exhibiting and more than 3000 people from the UAE and across the world visiting. It’s the perfect platform to promote your brands and products before qualified decision-makers. It will also provide opportunities for those working in the design and construction fields to explore solutions in the technology and manufacturing sectors.
It provides an opportunity for your business to present your products and services to qualified buyers as well as meet decision-makers. It is the best opportunity to engage with key government bodies and stakeholders as well as network with existing clients and peers
What makes it unique is that it enables you to establish supplier and distribution channels and promote your service or product beyond your region.
By visiting or exhibiting at the expo you can also do market research and stay ahead of your competitors by gaining insights on industry trends and existing and future projects.
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WHY VISIT DESIGN & BUILD WEEK?
The expo is not only for professionals and businesses, it provides a great learning opportunity for students. They can gain not only insights into the industry but also meet exhibitors, build their network and attend professional courses for free.
Who will benefit?
- Real Estate Developers
- Trade Associations
- Purchasing Managers
- Surveyors
- Plant Managers
- Project Managers
- Homeowners
- Media & Business Services
- Financial & Legal Services
- Government Representatives
- Engineering
- Facility Management
- Contractors
- Distributors
- Contract Managers
- CEOs / Directors
- Consultants
- Agents
- Architects
Interior designers and all those associated with the field as well as those working in construction companies are expected to visit the expo from all over the Middle East.
It’s an opportunity to…
- Meet local and international exhibitors
- Attend free professional courses and get certified
- Learn about brand-new construction and design projects
- Get first-hand knowledge about the latest technologies, and techniques in the local, and international markets
- Enhance your technical and professional expertise by obtaining insightful knowledge from industry experts
- A chance to have face-to-face interaction with peers in the industry
Design talks
Design Talks can be attended by anyone free of cost. It will see leading designers and architects from the region discussing innovative concepts and transformative ideas. They will be sharing their creative approaches in their area of expertise.
Construction talks
This is another free workshop conducted by global industry leaders, government authorities, and policymakers. They will share their insights on the latest projects, and new technological developments in the construction and building industry.
Reaching the venue
Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) is just 15 minutes away from Abu Dhabi International Airport, 20 minutes from downtown Abu Dhabi and 90 minutes from Dubai International Airport.
By taxi
The venue is just a 20-minute drive from Abu Dhabi International Airport. From ADNEC at the adjacent Aloft Hotel entrance, a number of taxis are available.
By bus
Take bus 040, which is operational seven days a week. Please check the Department of Transport website for more information on bus routes, services and fares.
Which countries will be a part of the Middle East Design and Build Week?
Companies from Poland, Israel, Turkey, the UAE and the UK are expected to participate in the expo. The focus will be on interior design, construction, commercial and hospitality industries.
The Abu Dhabi Plan 2030
By 2030 Abu Dhabi is planning to attract nearly eight million tourists annually as per the Abu Dhabi Plan 2030. The government wants to boost investments in the commercial infrastructure space to serve the huge tourist inflow. To support the construction industry the country is also planning to expand its overall retail and office space to four million square metres by 2030.
Things to do in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi may not be as flashy as Dubai, but it is a place that mixes old and new. While visiting or exhibiting at the Middle East Design and Build Week you can also do some sightseeing in Abu Dhabi.
Emirates Palace
One of Abu Dhabi’s top attractions is the 5-star Emirates Palace Hotel. It was opened in 2005 and is known for its sheer grandeur and scale. A part of Kempinski Hotels the multi-domed luxury hotel has a beach view and a beautiful garden lined with palm trees. It is a must-see for all visitors to Abu Dhabi.
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
The massive Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is yet another must-see attraction. The white intricately designed Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is the central place of worship for citizens of the United Arab Emirates. It is so big that it can easily accommodate as many as 40,000 people! The exquisite crystal chandeliers, delicately carved white marble columns with mother-of-pearl engravings, and expansive Iranian carpets are a sight to behold.
Abu Dhabi Corniche
The Corniche (also known as Corniche Road) runs along the northwest side of the city. It is perfect for a bike ride or stroll as it has a stunning waterfront. The 8km promenade is frequented by cycling enthusiasts and pedestrians. It’s the perfect place to chill or have fun with family and friends as it has beautiful beaches, large children’s play areas, trendy cafes, restaurants, and fabulous shops.
Louvre Abu Dhabi Tours
The Louvre Abu Dhabi, situated on Saadiyat Island near central Abu Dhabi, is a joint venture of the United Arab Emirates and France. Opened in 2017, this museum’s stunning, filigreed metal dome is a designer’s dream. And so are the artworks and artefacts of world-renowned masters it houses.
Marina Mall
One of the city’s leading shopping destinations, the Marina Mall is Situated on Abu Dhabi’s Corniche Breakwater. It has five floors of stores and leisure venues. It’s a shoppers’, foodies’ and movie buffs’ paradise with over 400 shops, family entertainment hubs, a movie multiplex, and a mix of cafés, restaurants, and fast-food chains.
Abu Dhabi Heritage Village
The Abu Dhabi Heritage Village gives you the feel of an authentic Arabian village. It is located on Abu Dhabi’s Corniche Breakwater. From craft workshops to a replica souk and museum, it has anything and everything that gives the feel of the place’s culture and heritage. It is a mirror of the desert life before the 20th-century oil boom.
Warner Bros. World
A massive indoor theme park Warner Bros. World is dedicated to their shows and movies. Situated on Abu Dhabi’s Yas Island, it’s a world on its own dotted with characters from Batman and The Flintstones. It’s a major family attraction with movie-set towns, fun rides and more.
Yas Island
Yas Island, north of Abu Dhabi, is a multi-attraction destination offering shopping, sports activities and family entertainment. Its biggest attractions are the Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld aquapark, the Yas Marina Formula I race circuit, and the indoor Warner Bros. World complex.
Yas Waterworld
Yas Waterworld is for people of all ages. Apart from five one-of-a-kind rides, it has additional 40 slides and many more adventure activities for visitors. It also hosts entertainment events regularly and has shopping avenues, restaurants, and cafés.
If your area of expertise is in the field of architecture, construction, and design, the Middle East Design and Build Week is an exhibition you should not miss. It is organised in a grand scale in the Middle East and deals with all the facets of building.
Automation, construction vehicles, construction tools and materials, building technology, MEP, PMV, and HVAC are a part of the exhibition. It will see over 200 prominent local, international, and government organizations participating under one roof.
