Light + Building

Light + Building in Frankfurt brings together professionals from the fields of architecture, design, engineering, building planning, and skilled trades, with a focus on advancements in lighting and building technology. The event is structured to address the interests and needs of industry practitioners searching for the latest developments in energy efficiency, digitalisation of building systems, and integrated design solutions.

The central themes for the event are Sustainable Transformation, Smart Connectivity, and Living Light. These focus areas guide both the exhibition and the programme of talks, workshops, and special events. Sustainable Transformation addresses the shift towards more environmentally responsible building design and operation, emphasising decarbonisation and the adoption of renewable energy sources. Smart Connectivity explores digital solutions and system integration within buildings, including the use of smart infrastructure and optimised controls for enhanced comfort and efficiency. Living Light deals with innovations in lighting design, technology, and the impact of well-conceived illumination on daily life and well-being.

Programmes at Light + Building encompass a variety of formats, including conferences, panel discussions, industry awards, guided tours, and initiatives aimed at encouraging younger professionals and students. The event also offers thematic showcases led by industry experts, with a particular emphasis on how the built environment sector can adapt to emerging challenges and capitalise on evolving technology.

The event’s target audience comprises architects, lighting and interior designers, engineers, planners, and tradespeople, as well as manufacturers, suppliers, and procurement specialists operating within the construction, facility management, and real estate industries. The comprehensive scope of the programme is designed to support knowledge-sharing, networking, and engagement across these diverse disciplines.

Light + Building serves as a focal point for assessing the current state of the lighting and building sectors, with an emphasis on energy efficiency, smart automation, and forward-thinking design strategies. Its thematic approach facilitates in-depth consideration of industry challenges and the exchange of practical solutions, driving ongoing transformation within the sector.