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Construction, Architecture and Interiors 2013, a four-day event being organised by the Hindu Business Line, to be inaugurated on August 15 will showcase the emerging trends in these key areas of real estate development and provide a networking opportunity for the players in these segments.
Leading global and domestic brands will be on show under one roof between August 15 and 18 at the Chennai Trade Centre.
The event also includes a seminar on August 16, the second day of the event when the main sponsor Ramco and co-sponsors - Nippon Paints, Kamachi Steel, Torfenster and Fuzion Decor - will be making a presentation on the latest trends.
The show will create a dynamic networking opportunity for the stakeholders and ensure representation of every segment relevant to the construction, architectural and interior design industry.
More than 70 participants will exhibit the products.
This platform will offer exhibitors an environment to discuss joint ventures and collaborations and project-related sales. Stalls range from 18 sq. m to 100 sq. m.
Featured Categories
The Construction, Architecture and Interiors 2013 will show-case under one roof steel and concrete, roofing and cladding, glass and facades, electrical cables, elevators, plumbing and pipes, doors and windows, paint and wall coverings, air conditioning, switch and switch gears, marbles stones and floorings, tiles and ceramics, bath and sanitation, hardware and fittings, fire safety and security, automation and home security systems, solar products, wooden flooring and veneers, modular kitchen, international furniture, leather recliners and decorative items.
Visitor Profile
The event will attract real estate developers, interior designer professionals, contractors, project managers and consulting engineers, sourcing and buying professionals, manufacturers of building equipments, materials and components distributors of building equipments, lighting consultants, government authorities and green building professionals.
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