Architect@Work

The Architect@Work trade show stands out for its unique, high-end exhibition concept, designed in the style of an art gallery to enhance the visitor experience and maximize exhibitor visibility. For manufacturers, importers, and distributors in the building industry, it offers the ideal opportunity to showcase innovations in structural work, finishing work, and technical equipment.

Architect@Work’s originality lies in its unique layout: visitors move along a fluid path through uniform exhibition modules, grouped in units of four in a square formation.

• The exhibition space: Each manufacturer presents its new products in a compact, streamlined triangular corner, ensuring perfect visual parity among brands.

• The networking area: Once initial contact has been made, in-depth discussions naturally continue in cozy discussion lounges, ideally located along the sides of the gallery.

The trade show is exclusively for national and international manufacturers, importers, and distributors operating in the following sectors:

• Building construction and finishing (materials, facades, insulation)

• Technical equipment (lighting, home automation, HVAC)

• Services, computer software (CAD/BIM), and trade publications

• Professional organizations and architects’ associations

A guarantee of quality: To preserve the trade show’s innovative spirit, every product, piece of equipment, or material on display is subject to prior approval by a national selection committee composed of architects and design professionals.

Because Architect@Work’s exhibition booths require a compact, design-focused format, digitizing your booth becomes a key strategy for capturing attention and showcasing your entire catalog of new products.

A-Loc Audiovisuel, a specialist in high-tech equipment rental for trade shows, supports Architect@Work exhibitors with custom solutions perfectly tailored to the event’s requirements:

• Professional screens and high-definition monitors: To continuously display your project videos and product demonstrations.

• Tablets, stands, and touchscreens: Ideal for interacting with 3D models, digital catalogs, or BIM configurations directly with visitors.

• Discreet sound systems: For controlled sound levels and optimal listening comfort during your interactions.