Only a few weeks left until Glasstech Asia & Fenestration Asia 2025!

Only a few weeks left until Glasstech Asia & Fenestration Asia 2025!
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Date: 10 October 2025

Glasstech Asia & Fenestration Asia 2025 extends an invitation to industry professionals to join Southeast Asia’s premier platform for the glass and façade industry.

Over four dynamic days, the event will unite architects, designers, contractors, and industry leaders to explore the latest innovations, exchange expertise, and discover new business opportunities across the region.

Event Details:
Date: 6–9 November 2025
Venue: Hall 5, ICE, BSD City, Indonesia

Why Attend:

  • Asia Façade & Glass Conference – Explore design innovation, sustainable materials, advanced glass technologies, and digital tools shaping Indonesia’s buildings of tomorrow.
  • Innovation Pitching Forum – Exhibitors present cutting-edge, sustainable solutions to engage industry leaders and buyers.
  • Façade Design Competition – Future Arcologies – Reimagine façades with advanced materials, energy-efficient strategies, and BIPV.
  • Glazing Competition 2025 – Live challenge showcasing craftsmanship, technical skills, and safety practices.
  • Business Matching Programme – Download the Event App to connect with exhibitors and industry partners to maximize networking and business opportunities.

REGISTER NOW!

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