Construction expo set to spotlight modern technology in structural design
West Africa’s biggest construction and building technology event, BUILDMACEX 2026, is set to return for its 10th edition, showcasing the latest innovations shaping the future of structural design and sustainable infrastructure across the region. Organised by Atlantic Exhibition Nigeria Limited, the event will take place from April 22 to 24, 2026, at the Eko Hotel […]
West Africa’s biggest construction and building technology event, BUILDMACEX 2026, is set to return for its 10th edition, showcasing the latest innovations shaping the future of structural design and sustainable infrastructure across the region.
Organised by Atlantic Exhibition Nigeria Limited, the event will take place from April 22 to 24, 2026, at the Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos. It is expected to attract local and international industry leaders, professionals, investors, and policymakers.
According to the organisers, BUILDMACEX has grown into a premier platform for advancing the construction industry in West Africa, serving as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange. The 2026 edition will focus on “The Revolution of Modern Technology on Structural Design,” highlighting how digital tools, smart systems, and sustainable practices are transforming the built environment.
The exhibition will feature a broad range of showcases, including advanced construction materials, modern building machinery, and smart infrastructure systems. It will also spotlight green building technologies, renewable energy integration, and eco-friendly construction methods designed to enhance efficiency and sustainability in urban development.
Beyond the exhibition stands, participants will benefit from a lineup of industry-led conferences, panel discussions, and technical sessions featuring thought leaders and experts in engineering, architecture, and infrastructure development. The event will also include live demonstrations of cutting-edge equipment and digital solutions, providing visitors with hands-on experience of the latest innovations.
In addition, the expo will provide business-to-business (B2B) networking opportunities aimed at fostering partnerships between contractors, architects, investors, suppliers, and regulators. These interactions are expected to support ongoing efforts to strengthen the region’s construction value chain.
Speaking ahead of the event, Vivian Sesi Godonuve, Event Manager at Atlantic Exhibition, said BUILDMACEX continues to play a central role in driving dialogue and progress in the construction industry.
“BUILDMACEX has always been at the forefront of shaping conversations around construction and infrastructure in West Africa,” she said. “The 2026 edition will emphasise how technology and innovation are redefining structural design and creating opportunities for collaboration across the industry.”
She added that the event would not only showcase innovation but also serve as a catalyst for partnerships that could drive sustainable infrastructure growth across Africa.
BUILDMACEX 2026 is expected to draw thousands of visitors, including developers, government representatives, engineers, designers, and business executives. It will also provide insights into policy trends, sustainability practices, and urban development strategies influencing construction in Africa and beyond.