The content program for the PREFAB 2026 trade fair has been unveiled. The event focuses on prefabricated construction and industrial building methods, offering visitors a wide range of knowledge sessions, lectures and practical case studies. For professionals working with prefabrication, the fair provides an opportunity to explore new techniques and partnerships.
A focus on prefabrication
Prefabricated construction is becoming increasingly important within the sector. By producing components under controlled factory conditions, building speed can be increased while defect costs and disruption on site are reduced. The PREFAB 2026 program responds to this with sessions covering both technical and organizational aspects.
What visitors can expect
The knowledge sessions address a variety of topics relevant to everyday construction practice, including:
- Experiences with prefabricated housing and project-based approaches
- Digitalization and the use of building information models
- Sustainability, material use and circular construction
- Logistics and assembly of prefabricated elements
- Collaboration between design, production and execution
Ten sessions have been highlighted as particularly worthwhile. This selection helps visitors make focused choices from the full program and plan their visit efficiently.
Relevance for the sector
For construction firms, architects, contractors and suppliers, the fair offers a chance to gain insight into the rapidly changing practice of industrial building. With ongoing pressure on housing production and the search for more efficient building methods, prefabricated solutions are receiving growing attention. Reviewing the program in advance allows visitors to make the most of their time and attend the sessions that best match their own projects.