REBUILD 2027 – Construction & Building Expo Spain, Madrid

REBUILD 2027 will take place from March 16 to 18, 2027, at IFEMA MADRID in Madrid, Spain. The three-day professional exhibition will bring together the construction, architecture, real estate, engineering, interior design and building technology sectors around industrialised construction, digitalisation, sustainability and new building solutions.

REBUILD describes its 2027 edition as a call to action for the building industry as it moves from traditional construction models towards increasingly industrialised processes. The event will focus on improving efficiency, reducing environmental impact, accelerating digital transformation and introducing new construction systems and technologies across the building value chain.

The event combines an innovation showroom with the Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Congress. REBUILD 2027 is expected to bring together more than 750 exhibiting firms and more than 700 experts, while the organiser is targeting more than 30,000 specifiers and buyers and professionals involved in thousands of new building projects.

Alongside the exhibition and congress, visitors will find innovation tours, startup activities, professional networking, one-to-one meetings, challenges, awards and specialised forums. The event is particularly relevant for developers, builders, architects, technical architects, engineers, installers, interior designers, facility managers and other professionals involved in designing, constructing and operating buildings.

What to expect in 2027

REBUILD 2027 will focus on the transformation of construction through industrialisation, off-site manufacturing, digitalisation, sustainability and advanced building technologies.

The central concept for the 2027 edition is the industrialisation of construction. This involves moving more construction processes into controlled production environments, using standardisation, prefabrication, modular systems and digital tools to improve efficiency and quality. The organiser also links industrialisation with the need to address labour shortages and attract new professional profiles into the construction sector.

Visitors can expect a combination of exhibition displays, technology demonstrations, professional conferences and networking activities covering:

• Industrialised construction: Off-site manufacturing, modular systems, prefabricated components and new construction processes.
• Digital construction: BIM, artificial intelligence, digital twins, 3D models and connected building systems.
• Sustainability: Decarbonisation, energy efficiency, circularity and resource-efficient construction.
• New materials: Sustainable and high-performance materials for modern buildings.
• Building technology: HVAC, building management, automation, smart systems and energy technologies.
• Interior solutions: Finishes, surfaces, kitchens, bathrooms, lighting and interior products.
• ConTech: Startups and emerging technologies designed to transform construction.
• Architecture: New approaches to building design, urban development and advanced construction.
• Off-site solutions: Factory-produced systems designed to reduce onsite construction time and improve consistency.

The organiser currently describes REBUILD 2027 as a platform where professionals can discover sustainable materials, emerging technologies and innovative 2D and 3D construction systems.

Event dates

REBUILD 2027 will be held from March 16 to March 18, 2027, at IFEMA MADRID.

The currently published opening schedule is:

• Tuesday, March 16, 2027: 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM
• Wednesday, March 17, 2027: 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM
• Thursday, March 18, 2027: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM

The organiser has published these hours for the 2027 edition and notes that accreditation for visitors will open in November.

The three-day format is designed to give professional visitors sufficient time to explore the exhibition, attend conference sessions, participate in innovation tours and arrange business meetings.

The Advanced Architecture Awards Gala Dinner is also scheduled for March 17, 2027, providing a separate evening programme focused on innovation and achievements within architecture and construction.

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Venue & exhibition site

REBUILD 2027 will take place at IFEMA MADRID, the Spanish capital’s principal international exhibition and conference complex.

IFEMA MADRID

Av. del Partenón, 5
28042 Madrid, Spain

The venue is located in the Campo de las Naciones area, close to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport. Its extensive exhibition infrastructure makes it suitable for large professional trade fairs such as REBUILD.

The exact 2027 hall allocation and final exhibition floor plan should be checked when the organiser publishes the updated visitor map. REBUILD’s current website continues to provide the previous edition’s floor plan while 2027 exhibition planning is underway.

Full exhibition programme

The REBUILD exhibition is designed as an innovation showroom for the building industry. It brings manufacturers, technology providers and solution companies together with developers, architects, construction firms, installers, designers and other professional buyers.

The 2027 exhibition programme will be built around the major areas of transformation within construction:

• Industrialisation: Factory-based production, modular construction and off-site systems.
• Digitalisation: BIM, artificial intelligence, digital twins, 3D modelling and cloud platforms.
• Sustainable construction: Energy efficiency, circularity, resource management and decarbonisation.
• Materials: Wood, concrete, steel, ceramics and other innovative building materials.
• Building systems: Technical installations, HVAC, electrical systems and smart building technology.
• Interiors: Flooring, surfaces, kitchens, bathrooms, lighting, furniture and interior solutions.
• Construction technology: ConTech platforms, automation, robotics and digital project management.
• Off-site construction: Prefabricated components and industrialised construction systems.
• Energy: Renewable energy, efficiency systems and technologies for reducing building consumption.

The Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Congress will operate alongside the showroom, creating a link between products displayed on the exhibition floor and the professional discussions taking place in the conference areas.

Featured brands & designers

The final 2027 exhibitor list is still being developed, so REBUILD has not yet published a definitive list of all brands participating in the March 2027 edition.

The 2026 edition provides a useful indication of the scale and type of companies represented at REBUILD. The previous edition featured 758 exhibiting companies and 2,417 solutions covering interiors, kitchens and bathrooms, lighting, enclosures, flooring, surfaces, façades, energy efficiency, air conditioning, home automation, digital solutions, BIM and industrialised construction systems.

Major brands and companies represented in the 2026 edition included:

• Saint-Gobain: Building materials and construction solutions.
• Holcim: Construction materials and decarbonisation solutions.
• Sika: Construction chemicals and specialist building systems.
• Mapei: Building materials and installation solutions.
• Mitsubishi Electric: HVAC and building technology.
• KONE: Vertical transportation and building systems.
• Samsung: Technology and connected building solutions.
• Finsa: Wood-based products and interior solutions.
• Pladur: Drywall and interior construction systems.
• Molins: Construction materials and solutions.
• BMI: Roofing and waterproofing systems.
• Danosa: Waterproofing, insulation and construction solutions.
• Lignum Tech: Industrialised timber and building systems.
• Zehnder: Indoor climate and ventilation technologies.
• Zennio: Building automation and smart-home technology.

These companies should be treated as examples from the previous edition rather than confirmed 2027 exhibitors.

Furniture & interior collections

Although REBUILD is primarily a construction and building innovation event rather than a dedicated furniture fair, interior products form an important part of its innovation showroom.

The 2026 edition presented solutions covering interiors, kitchens and bathrooms, lighting, flooring and surfaces. REBUILD’s broader building ecosystem therefore provides opportunities for professionals to examine products that connect architectural design with interior specification.

Relevant areas for interior professionals include:

• Interior finishes: Wall and floor finishes, surfaces and specialist materials.
• Kitchens: Integrated kitchen systems and materials.
• Bathrooms: Fixtures, surfaces, waterproofing and bathroom systems.
• Lighting: Energy-efficient and digitally connected lighting solutions.
• Flooring: Technical, sustainable and decorative flooring products.
• Surfaces: Ceramic, wood, composite and specialist surfaces.
• Smart interiors: Automation and connected technologies for residential and commercial spaces.
• Well-being: Building technologies designed to improve comfort, indoor environmental quality and user experience.

The Studio Interiors Summit is also part of REBUILD’s professional programme, giving designers and interior professionals dedicated content alongside the main exhibition.

Exhibition halls & sections

REBUILD 2027 will use IFEMA MADRID’s exhibition infrastructure, with the final 2027 hall plan to be confirmed by the organiser as exhibitor allocations are completed.

The exhibition is organised around solution categories rather than being limited to a single construction discipline. Visitors can expect areas covering:

• Innovation showroom: New materials, construction systems and technological solutions.
• Off-site construction: Modular, prefabricated and industrialised systems.
• Digital construction: BIM, digital twins, AI and 3D modelling.
• Building technology: HVAC, automation, energy and technical installations.
• Interior solutions: Surfaces, flooring, kitchens, bathrooms and lighting.
• Sustainable materials: Solutions supporting circularity and lower environmental impact.
• ConTech: Startups and technology businesses developing new construction applications.
• Professional forums: Dedicated areas for specialist sectors and professional profiles.

The organiser’s 2027 programme also highlights innovation tours, where participants can follow guided routes through demonstrations and real-world applications of selected solutions. These tours are included with Business Pass and Premium VIP access.

Talks, presentations & workshops

The Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Congress is the principal educational programme at REBUILD.

The detailed 2027 agenda is not yet fully published, but the organiser confirms a three-day congress with more than 700 experts and a structure based on sector-specific vertical forums and professional agendas.

The congress is designed around both industry sectors and professional profiles. Its structure includes content for:

• Residential: New housing models, industrialisation and energy efficiency.
• Hotels: Hospitality construction, refurbishment and building technology.
• Retail: Commercial spaces and new construction solutions.
• Healthcare: Socio-healthcare buildings and specialist environments.
• Offices: Workplace design, energy performance and smart buildings.
• Public administration: Public buildings, housing and urban development.
• Developers: Investment, construction systems and project delivery.
• Builders: Industrialisation, productivity and new construction methods.
• Architects: Design, materials, technology and advanced construction.
• Engineers: Technical systems, digitalisation and building performance.
• Installers: Building services and installation technologies.
• Interior designers: Interior products, materials and design solutions.

The 2026 programme included specialist summits such as the Artificial Intelligence Summit, Ceramic Summit, Industrialisation Summit, Steel Summit, Concrete Summit, Sustainability Summit and Wood Summit, alongside the REBUILD BIM Forum, Installers Forum, Studio Interiors Summit and ConTech Startup Summit. Similar subject areas are expected to inform the 2027 programme, but the final session schedule should be checked once published.

Ticket types & visitor access

REBUILD has already published its main 2027 visitor pass structure. Visitor accreditation is scheduled to open in November.

Current 2027 prices, shown below in approximate US dollars using a recent EUR/USD exchange rate, are:

• Business Pass, 3 days: approximately $117
• Premium VIP Pass, 1 day: approximately $292
• Premium VIP Pass, 3 days: approximately $467
• Advanced Architecture Awards Gala Dinner, March 17: approximately $350

The Business Pass includes the Innovation Showroom, Open Theatres, Welcome Party, Innovation Tours and the official visitor app.

The Premium VIP Pass includes the showroom, Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Congress, specialist forums and professional agendas, ConTech Startup Forum, Welcome Party, Innovation Tours, visitor app, VIP Lounge and post-event Video On Demand access.

The published prices include VAT, and the organiser states that discounts may be applied during registration. The dollar amounts above are approximate conversions and may vary with exchange rates.

VIP & professional access

REBUILD is a professional event, and its visitor programme is structured around industry decision-makers and specialists.

The Premium VIP Pass provides broader access than the Business Pass, including the main congress, specialised forums, VIP Lounge and Video On Demand access.

The Business Pass is designed for professionals primarily interested in the exhibition and open theatre programme while also providing access to selected networking activities and innovation tours.

Professional profiles represented at REBUILD include:

• Developers: Residential, commercial and mixed-use project developers.
• Architects: Architecture studios and design professionals.
• Builders: Construction companies and project managers.
• Technical architects: Professionals responsible for technical building development.
• Engineers: Structural, building services and specialist engineering professionals.
• Installers: Technical installation and building systems specialists.
• Interior designers: Professionals working on interior environments and specifications.
• Facility managers: Professionals involved in building operation and maintenance.

Certain areas, including the VIP Lounge, are reserved for industry professionals and may require proof of professional status.

Exhibitor list

The official 2027 exhibitor list has not yet been finalised. REBUILD is currently accepting participation applications and promoting exhibition space for companies that want to present their latest materials, systems and solutions.

The 2026 edition featured 758 exhibiting companies, providing a useful reference for the breadth of the event. The 2026 exhibitor ecosystem included:

• AEDAS Homes
• Aldes
• Baxi
• BMI
• Danosa
• Finsa
• Holcim
• KONE
• Lignum Tech
• Mapei
• Mitsubishi Electric
• Molins
• Pladur
• Saint-Gobain
• Saltoki Offsite
• Samsung
• Sika
• Sodeca
• Thermochip
• Zehnder
• Zennio

These names come from the 2026 edition and should not be interpreted as a confirmed 2027 exhibitor list. The official 2027 directory will be the appropriate source once exhibitor registrations are completed.

Product launches & new collections

Product innovation is one of REBUILD’s central purposes. The event provides manufacturers with a professional environment in which to introduce new materials, building systems, industrialised construction technologies and digital solutions.

The 2027 exhibition is expected to focus on innovations related to:

• Off-site systems: Factory-produced components and modular construction.
• 2D and 3D construction: Industrialised systems designed to accelerate building processes.
• Sustainable materials: Materials with improved environmental performance.
• Digital solutions: BIM, AI, cloud platforms and digital twins.
• Energy efficiency: Products and systems designed to reduce building energy consumption.
• Building automation: Smart controls and connected building systems.
• Interior products: New surfaces, flooring, lighting, kitchen and bathroom solutions.
• Circular construction: Products and systems supporting resource efficiency and reuse.

REBUILD’s Innovation Tours are specifically designed to guide professionals through demonstrations and real-world applications of disruptive solutions.

The Off Site Construction Challenge also gives companies an opportunity to present innovative materials, systems and solutions in pitch format to developers, builders and purchasing and operations professionals.

Event rules

REBUILD 2027 is a professional, in-person event. Visitors should register through the official system and comply with the access conditions associated with their pass.

Important visitor requirements include:

• Professional registration: Visitors should register using the official REBUILD accreditation system.
• Pass restrictions: Access to conference rooms and VIP facilities depends on the type of pass purchased.
• VIP access: The VIP Lounge is reserved for qualified industry professionals.
• Student access: Students may attend only on March 18, 2027, subject to prior approval and the organiser’s conditions.
• Live streaming: The congress is not streamed live; post-event Video On Demand is provided under the applicable access conditions.
• Programme changes: Speakers, sessions, timings and activities may be changed by the organiser.
• Venue security: All visitors must follow IFEMA security and safety requirements.

The organiser states that REBUILD is 100% in-person and that congress sessions are not streamed live. Eligible attendees receive post-event Video On Demand access, while other professionals may purchase virtual access after the event.

How to get there

REBUILD 2027 will be held at IFEMA MADRID, Av. del Partenón, 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain.

The exhibition centre is located close to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, approximately 10 minutes from the airport according to IFEMA’s access information.

For international visitors, Madrid-Barajas provides extensive domestic and international air connections.

Visitors arriving by train can connect with Madrid’s Metro and Cercanías networks before continuing to IFEMA. The venue is well connected to the main road network through the M-11, M-40 and A-2.

Public transport & parking

Public transport is one of the easiest ways to reach IFEMA MADRID.

• Metro Line 8: The Feria de Madrid station provides direct access to the exhibition centre and connects with Madrid-Barajas Airport.
• Cercanías: Visitors arriving through Madrid’s main railway network can connect with Metro Line 8 from Nuevos Ministerios.
• Bus Route 112: Connects Mar de Cristal with Feria de Madrid and the airport area.
• Bus Route 122: Connects Avenida de América, Campo de las Naciones and Feria de Madrid.
• Bus Route 828: Provides connections between Universidad Autónoma, Alcobendas, Canillejas and Feria de Madrid.
• Taxi: Taxi ranks are available at the exhibition centre entrances.
• Car: IFEMA can be reached through the M-11, M-40 and A-2.

IFEMA has multiple parking areas accessible from the South, North and East entrances.

Visitors travelling by car should check the final IFEMA parking information shortly before the event because availability and access arrangements can vary according to other exhibitions taking place at the venue.

Accommodation areas

Madrid offers a wide range of accommodation options for REBUILD visitors.

• Campo de las Naciones: The most convenient area for visitors who want to stay close to IFEMA.
• Barajas: Practical for international visitors arriving through Madrid Airport and attending a short business trip.
• Salamanca: A central business and residential district with hotels, restaurants and transport connections.
• Chamartín: Convenient for visitors combining REBUILD with meetings elsewhere in Madrid.
• Madrid city centre: Suitable for visitors who want to combine the exhibition with restaurants, cultural attractions and evening activities.

Staying near IFEMA can reduce daily commuting time, while central Madrid provides greater access to the city’s business districts and attractions.

Accessibility

IFEMA MADRID provides accessibility facilities for visitors with reduced mobility and other assistance requirements. Visitors should contact the venue or REBUILD organisers before attending if they require specific support.

The exhibition centre is accessible by Metro Line 8, buses, taxis and private vehicles, with transport connections designed to serve the large number of professional visitors attending major trade fairs.

Visitors who need accessible parking or assistance should check the latest IFEMA visitor information before travelling so they can identify the appropriate entrance and facilities.

Previous year’s highlights

REBUILD 2026 was a major edition for the event, bringing together 32,487 construction professionals and 758 exhibiting companies. The exhibition presented 2,417 solutions across areas including interiors, kitchens and bathrooms, lighting, enclosures, flooring and surfaces, façades, energy efficiency, air conditioning, home automation, digital solutions, BIM and industrialised construction systems.

The Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Congress featured 732 experts from around the world. Speakers included architects, developers, construction specialists and technology professionals discussing the transformation toward more industrialised, circular and digital construction.

The 2026 edition also featured Italy as Guest Country Partner and Murcia as Guest Innovation Region, highlighting international and regional approaches to construction innovation, energy efficiency, digitalisation and public housing.

The 2026 exhibitor community included major companies such as Saint-Gobain, Holcim, Sika, Mapei, Mitsubishi Electric, KONE, Pladur, Lignum Tech, Molins, Samsung and Zehnder. Their presence illustrated the wide range of technologies and materials covered by the event.

For 2027, REBUILD is targeting more than 750 exhibiting firms and more than 700 experts, continuing the event’s focus on industrialised construction, digitalisation, sustainability and advanced building technology.

Official tickets & registration

REBUILD 2027 visitor accreditation is scheduled to open in November. The organiser has already published the main 2027 pass structure, including Business Pass and Premium VIP Pass options.

The current official prices are approximately:

• Business Pass, 3 days: $117
• Premium VIP Pass, 1 day: $292
• Premium VIP Pass, 3 days: $467
• Advanced Architecture Awards Gala Dinner: $350

These amounts are approximate USD conversions of the organiser’s published prices and include VAT. Discounts may be applied during the registration process.

The Business Pass includes the Innovation Showroom, Open Theatres, Welcome Party, Innovation Tours and official visitor app. The Premium VIP Pass adds access to the Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Congress, specialist forums, professional agendas, VIP Lounge and post-event Video On Demand.

For official tickets, accreditation, exhibitor information and the latest 2027 programme:

Official REBUILD website (https://www.rebuildexpo.com/)

For visitor registration and ticket assistance, REBUILD lists registration@rebuildexpo.com. General enquiries can be directed to info@rebuildexpo.com.