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ARCHITECT@WORK Stuttgart 2025
ARCHITECT@WORK Tue, Oct 28, 2025

Architect@Work
The main reason for visiting is that ARCHITECT@WORK is the meeting place for specifiers such as architects and interior designers to discover innovative products. This takes place in a custom-designed concept, where all attention is focused on the innovations approved by a judging panel. ARCHITECT@WORK also offers an extensive seminar and features programme. The aisles have been transformed into cozy lounge areas with free catering. Here, specifiers can exchange ideas with technical advisors and fellow architects.
On 12 and 13 November 2025, ARCHITECT@WORK Stuttgart will open its doors for the 7th time at Messe Stuttgart.
What can you expect?
• More than 190 exhibitors presenting exclusively product innovations – selected by a panel of experts comprising architects and interior designers.
• An extraordinary exhibition concept with a lounge atmosphere.
• Exciting lectures by Daria Kovaleva (ILEK Stuttgart) and Jan Keinath (KO/OK Architektur BDA), among others.
• A special show on the theme of ‘TRANSFORMATION’
• The new project exhibition selected by world-architects.com
*All lectures are recognized by the AKBW as continuing education.
- When
- 12 November 2025, 10:00 to 13 November 2025, 18:00
- Where
- Messe Stuttgart – Eingang West / Halle 9
Flughafenstraße / Messepiazza
70629 Stuttgart, Germany
Come by and discover what we have in store for you.
To book for this event and the releted events and venues, click www.micegermany.de now for more information!
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