HUNGAROTHERM TRADE EXHIBITION FOR HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITION TECHNOLOGY AND SANITATION
9-13 APRIL 2025
HUNGAROTHERM TRADE EXHIBITION FOR HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITION TECHNOLOGY AND SANITATION
THE BIENIAL MEETNG OF BUILDING ENGINEERING
HUNGAROTHERM, Hungary’s largest building engineering trade exhibition, is held biennially alongside CONSTRUMA. Its key themes include heating technology, ventilation, air conditioning, and sanitary technology, while other important areas of building engineering also present their latest innovations.
Modern building engineering solutions are playing an increasingly significant role as energy efficiency and conservation become more crucial considerations. The companies exhibiting at HUNGAROTHERM showcase innovative solutions and new products designed to meet these challenges.
In addition to the presence of major manufacturers, high-quality professional programs are a major attraction for visitors, with sustainability taking center stage.
HUNGAROTHERM not only presents exhibitors’ products and services but also contributes to the professional appeal of the entire exhibition series with programs and networking opportunities for mechanical engineers, installers, and future industry professionals. This makes it an excellent opportunity to showcase the latest trends and product innovations to the broadest possible audience at the spring HUNGAROTHERM exhibition.
THROWBACK
HUNGAROTHERM 12TH TRADE EXHIBITION FOR HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITION TECHNOLOGY AND SANITATION
29 MARCH – 2 APRIL 2023
This year, around 500 exhibitors presented their novelties at the prominent construction industry, building engineering and interior design forum of the Central and Eastern European region. In addition to the exhibitor’s offer, the more than 30,000 interested people who visited the HUNGEXPO Budapest Congress and Exhibition Center during the exhibition period were able to participate in numerous professional conferences, presentations, and lectures.
During the opening ceremony on the first day, Mr. Gábor Ganczer, CEO of Hungexpo Ltd., greeted the gathering, and then Mr. Regő Lánszki, State Secretary for Architecture of the Ministry of Construction and Transportation, gave a speech. The CONSTRUMA and HUNGAROTHERM Awards were also presented at the opening ceremony.
This year’s professional programs and the exhibition bouquet focused on the challenges of the construction industry of the future – energy efficiency, energy-saving homes and sustainability. Quality and arousing the interest of new generations in construction professions were also prominent topics. There was great interest in the 15th Solar Conference and Solar Race, the competition of solar panel manufacturing specialists. Highlights of the exhibition series included the continuing education courses of the Hungarian Chamber of Architects and the Budapest and Pest County Chamber of Engineers, the Meeting of Roofing Professionals, and the conference organized by one of the main professional partners of the exhibition series, the National Association of Construction Contractors.
The energy consultancy of the Hungarian Chamber of Engineers, the conference of the Budapest Chamber of Architects and the architectural firms presenting themselves in the framework of the Open Studio further enriched the program offer of the exhibition bouquet.
Sustainability and energy efficiency were also at the center of HOMEDesign, the defining exhibition of CONSTRUMA’s home-making exhibition bouquet. Many people were interested in the interior of the National Association of Interior Designers, where visitors could see the latest interior design solutions, colors and styles. DESIGNMatrix was a 100 square meter installation in which the designers presented the latest innovations.
Based on the feedback, the conference organized by FABUNIO – Hungarian Furniture and Wood Industry Association, the now traditional WOODLIKE Workshop, and the exhibition called A thousand-colored wood, the aim of which was to present wooden objects made by Hungarian contemporary designers to the general public and the wood industry, were successful with high participation. The Hungarian Design stand and the conference of the Stone Carving Industry Board and stone carving presentation were also very popular.
