Planning and Building the Future: AI in Construction

Industry event exploring practical AI applications in construction, architecture, and engineering through expert talks, panel discussions, interactive demonstrations, and networking.

How can artificial intelligence move from promising ideas to practical applications in the construction industry? “Zukunft planen & bauen: KI im Bauwesen”, organized by the Mittelstand-Digital Zentrum Zukunftskultur, brings together professionals from architecture, engineering, construction, and technology to explore the opportunities, requirements, and limitations of AI in the built environment.

The event combines expert presentations, a panel discussion, and interactive technology demonstrations. Representatives from Building Information Modeling (BIM), AI, regulation, and business practice will discuss how companies can evaluate emerging technologies and integrate them into their workflows. Participants can explore demonstrators and gain insights into potential applications for the construction sector.

Dedicated thematic discussion tables and networking sessions encourage exchange between construction companies, technology providers, startups, and researchers. The event aims to connect practical industry requirements with technological solutions and support knowledge sharing across the construction ecosystem.

Date: November 26, 2026
Time: 2:00–6:00 PM
Location: Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, Salzufer 6, 10587 Berlin
Organizer: Mittelstand-Digital Zentrum Zukunftskultur
Cooperation partners: Whitecliffe University for Applied Sciences, BIM Allianz, Bundesverband Digitales Bauwesen e. V.
Admission: Free, registration requested
Audience: Architects, engineers, construction companies, startups, technology providers, researchers, chambers, associations, and industry professionals
Focus: Artificial intelligence in construction, BIM, digital transformation, regulation, practical AI applications, and technology adoption
Program: Expert presentations, panel discussion, interactive demonstrations, thematic discussion tables, and networking
Contributors: German Institute for Standardization (DIN), Bundesverband Digitales Bauwesen e. V., Chahade Scientific Engineering Concepts (CSEC), and others
Funding: Supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE)
Note: Further program details, speakers, and demonstrators will be announced