Dates

    11–12 Mar 2027

    City / country

    Brussels, Belgium

    Venue

    Brussels Expo

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Futurebuild Belgium 2027, scheduled for 11–12 March 2027 at Brussels Expo in Brussels, has been cancelled by organiser Easyfairs.

    The B2B construction and real estate fair would have been the third edition of a show focused on sustainable building, circular materials and retrofit.

    Its 2026 edition drew 2,507 visitors and 139 exhibitors, while the February 2025 launch welcomed 2,213 visitors and more than 100 exhibitors.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Scheduled dates: Thursday 11 and Friday 12 March 2027 at Brussels Expo, Brussels.
    2. 2Cancelled: Easyfairs cancelled the 2027 edition, citing weaker investment willingness in construction.
    3. 32026 edition: 2,507 visitors (+16%) and 139 exhibitors (+30%) on 27–28 January 2026.
    4. 42025 launch: 2,213 visitors, more than 100 exhibitors and 70 speakers in Hall 7 on 5–6 February 2025.
    5. 5Format: two-day B2B fair with 70+ content sessions, a start-up zone, Innovation Corner and Academy Campus.

    Why visit

    The 2027 edition will not take place, so there is no floor to visit in March. When the show runs, visitors use it to compare sustainable materials, energy-efficiency systems and digital construction tools in one hall, and to attend keynote debates and practical seminars. The 2025 launch drew 2,213 visitors and 70 speakers.

    Why exhibit

    The 2027 edition is cancelled, so exhibiting is not possible. When it runs, the fair puts suppliers in front of Belgian architects, contractors, merchants, engineers and property developers. The 2026 edition hosted 139 exhibitors and 2,507 visitors, with a start-up zone, Innovation Corner and Academy Campus giving smaller brands a lower-cost route to buyers.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Architects and engineering practices specifying sustainable materials
    Contractors, installers and building merchants sourcing products
    Real-estate developers and asset managers planning retrofit
    Public-sector and housing stakeholders working on climate targets

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Circular and bio-based building-material manufacturers
    Energy-efficiency, HVAC and building-services suppliers
    Digital construction, BIM and property-technology vendors
    Offsite, prefabrication and retrofit system providers

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Sustainable building materials
    Circular and bio-based products
    Energy efficiency and HVAC
    Digital construction and BIM
    Retrofit and renovation
    Offsite and prefabrication
    Real estate and project development

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Halls & areas

    2
    Palais 5Palais 11

    Brussels Expo

    Brussels Expo, Place de la Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels, Belgium

    Entrances & gates

    Place de la Belgique main entrance

    Palais 5Palais 11

    Main pedestrian approach from the Heysel metro station and the venue forecourt.

    Facilities

    Food options

    Brussels Expo catering outlets

    On-site dining

    Parking: Brussels Expo has paid on-site car parks around the Palais; use the Heysel/Atomium approach and follow event signage. Pre-book parking when a large show is running because the surrounding streets are restricted.

    Gate: Enter from Place de la Belgique and follow the hall signage; Palais 5 and Palais 11 are separate halls, so check your badge or exhibitor invitation for the correct entrance.

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only

    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    No badge collection procedure was published because the 2027 edition was cancelled. At a future edition, collect your badge at the Place de la Belgique entrance with a professional ID matching your registration.

    Ticket notes

    The 2027 edition has been cancelled, so no ticket price, registration deadline or badge-collection procedure was published. Do not book travel for these dates.

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Easyfairs

    Organiser

    Fema

    Sector partner

    Feproma

    Sector partner

    What's on

    Programme

    Topic tracks

    Circular Materials and Bio-Based ProductsEnergy, Retrofit and Building ServicesDigital and Industrialised Construction

    Awards

    Futurebuild Innovation Awards

    Annual

    Awards for innovative construction products and services; the 2026 edition recognised Yuco (by Nelissen) as Best Established Company for bricks made without firing and SCOPR as Best Start-up for a rapid renovation-cost platform.

    Best Established CompanyBest Start-Up
    source

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Last edition

    2026

    Completed

    Visitors: 2,507

    Exhibitors: 139

    Edition #: 2

    This edition

    2027

    Next edition

    Not announced yet

    Growth over time

    New this edition

    • 1

      Start-up zone

      A dedicated area for young construction-technology companies.

      Source
    • 2

      Innovation Corner

      A showcase for new products and services, linked to the Futurebuild Innovation Awards.

      Source
    • 3

      Academy Campus

      A learning and content area alongside the exhibition.

      Source
    • 4

      Networking Hours

      Informal late-afternoon networking with bar rates and snacks on the show floor.

      Source

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    Futurebuild mattered because it concentrated Belgium's sustainable-construction buyers in one Brussels hall: architects, contractors, merchants, engineers and developers. Its 2025 launch drew 2,213 visitors and its 2026 edition 2,507, a 16% rise, while exhibitors grew from more than 100 to 139. The cancellation removes that meeting point for 2027 and shifts attention to Batibouw and Futurebuild London.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The audience is professional and specification-led rather than consumer traffic. In 2026, traders and contractors made up 42% of visitors, architects 21%, engineers 17%, public-sector stakeholders 8% and real-estate professionals 12%. That mix gives exhibitors access to people who choose materials, approve budgets and manage retrofit projects, although the absolute audience is small enough that follow-up quality matters more than lead volume.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    ROI at Futurebuild depends on targeting specifiers rather than counting badges. With 139 exhibitors and 2,507 visitors in 2026, the ratio is roughly 18 visitors per exhibitor, so a stand needs a sharp product story and booked meetings to justify the cost. The 2027 cancellation means no return this cycle; exhibitors should redirect budget to Batibouw or Futurebuild London and keep Belgian contacts warm.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Belgium and the wider Benelux construction market

    Why it matters

    Belgium's construction market must retrofit an ageing building stock while financing costs cool new investment. Futurebuild's mix of architects, contractors, engineers and developers made it a compact Brussels meeting point for circular materials and retrofit solutions; the 2027 cancellation leaves those buyers looking to Batibouw and Futurebuild London.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Retrofit overtakes new-build

    Rising financing costs and energy-performance rules are pushing Belgian owners to renovate existing buildings rather than start new projects.

    What it changes: Retrofit systems, insulation, glazing and heat pumps become the fastest-growing exhibit categories.

    02

    Embodied carbon in material choice

    Architects and developers increasingly compare the embodied carbon of concrete, steel, timber and bio-based alternatives.

    What it changes: Suppliers that publish environmental product declarations can win specification slots.

    03

    Industrialised and offsite delivery

    Labour shortages and tighter site programmes are shifting work toward prefabricated walls, modules and bathroom pods.

    What it changes: Offsite manufacturers need a meeting point with contractors and developers, the audience Futurebuild assembled.

    Benelux and European construction circuit

    BAU opens the year in January, Batibouw follows in February and Futurebuild London in March.

    With the 2027 edition cancelled, buyers should look to Brussels Expo's Batibouw, London's Futurebuild and Munich's BAU for comparable sustainable-construction content.

    11–15 Jan 2027

    BAU 2027

    Munich, Germany

    Biennial January fair; dates are the published circuit window and should be confirmed before booking.

    website
    20–28 Feb 2027

    Batibouw 2027

    Brussels, Belgium

    Brussels Expo circuit event; exact 2027 dates were not fetched and should be confirmed.

    website
    2–4 Mar 2027

    Futurebuild London 2027

    London, United Kingdom

    ExCeL London; the March window is the published circuit pattern, confirm before booking.

    website

    Q1 2027

    BAU 2027Batibouw 2027Futurebuild London 2027

    A single European trip can combine Munich in January with Brussels or London in February–March.

    Futurebuild dates and cancellation are from the official site; circuit dates are editorial planning guidance and were not fetched.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · EUR

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    BRU

    Brussels Airport

    Closest major airport; direct trains to Brussels Central and a taxi rank at the terminal.

    12 km

    to venue

    20–30 minutes

    by car

    ANR

    Antwerp International Airport

    Small airport useful for travellers with Antwerp meetings; fewer direct connections.

    45 km

    to venue

    45–55 minutes

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    budget
    Laeken / Heysel

    USD 110–160 / night

    Closest affordable stock to Brussels Expo; book early when a show is running.

    mid
    Brussels city centre or airport

    USD 170–240 / night

    Airport hotels offer easy parking; centre hotels give better evening choice.

    premium
    Brussels city centre

    USD 260–380 / night

    Walkable to Grand Place and Central station, with a 20–30 minute metro ride to Heysel.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Metro

    Estimated costEUR 2.20 single
    Best forSTIB/MIVB line 6 to Heysel

    About 25–30 minutes from Brussels Central; Heysel station is a short walk from Brussels Expo.

    Taxi

    Estimated costEUR 20–30
    Best forBrussels city centre to Brussels Expo

    Metered taxi; allow 20–30 minutes outside peak traffic.

    Airport train + metro

    Estimated costEUR 12–15
    Best forBrussels Airport to Brussels Central, then metro line 6

    Train to Central station then metro to Heysel; buy a combined ticket or use contactless.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Schengen short-stay business visaVisitors from visa-required countries attending meetings or a trade fair$100.00Around 15 calendar days

    EU/EEA and Swiss nationals do not need a visa. Many other passport holders can enter Schengen visa-free for short business visits; check the Belgian foreign affairs list before booking.

    Belgium accepts ATA Carnets for temporary import of exhibition goods and professional equipment; list all items and carry the carnet to customs.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    March is early spring in Brussels: mild but changeable, with daytime highs around 10–12°C, lows near 3–5°C and frequent rain. Pack a waterproof jacket and layers; the halls are heated but the walk from Heysel station is exposed.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    EU roaming applies for EU SIM cards. Venue Wi-Fi is normally available but can be congested at peak times; bring a local eSIM or a portable hotspot for live demos.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Language

    Brussels is bilingual French and Dutch. English is widely spoken in the construction and events sector, but a French or Dutch greeting helps with local contractors and officials.

    Business rhythm

    Belgian trade days start early and quieten after 16:00; the show's Networking Hours run 16:00–18:00. Punctuality is expected and lunch is usually a sit-down break rather than a desk meal.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: BRU

    Book into Brussels Airport (BRU) for the shortest transfer; Charleroi (CRL) is cheaper but adds 60–75 minutes by road.

    Book flights

    Visa

    Schengen rules apply. EU/EEA and Swiss visitors need no visa; many other nationalities can visit visa-free for short business trips, while visa-required travellers need a Schengen short-stay visa before departure.

    Estimated cost: USD 90–110

    Processing: About 15 calendar days

    The 2027 edition is cancelled, so do not apply for a visa for these dates. Check the official Belgian list for your nationality.

    Official

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Take the airport train to Brussels Central (about 20 minutes) then metro line 6 to Heysel; a taxi takes 20–30 minutes.

    Hotel → venue: Metro line 6 serves Heysel from central Brussels; allow 25–30 minutes door to door.

    Ride-hail: Uber and local taxi apps operate in Brussels; a city-centre to Heysel ride costs roughly EUR 20–30.

    Public transit: STIB/MIVB metro and tram network; a single journey costs EUR 2.20 and contactless bank cards are accepted.

    Parking: Paid on-site car parks at Brussels Expo; pre-book for large events and allow time at the Heysel approach.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: March

    Temperature: 3–12°C

    Seasonality: Frequent showers and grey skies; March is one of the wetter transitional months.

    Packing: Bring a waterproof layer, comfortable shoes for the halls and a warm layer for the evening.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: No visit day: the 2027 edition is cancelled

    Easyfairs cancelled the 2027 edition, so there is no opening day to attend. If a future edition is announced, the first morning is usually best for exhibitor meetings before the halls fill, and the afternoon for keynotes.

    T-14

    Confirm whether the edition is running and check the official notice — The 2027 edition is cancelled; do not book travel unless a replacement date is announced.

    T-10

    Shortlist exhibitors and request meetings — Target 8–12 suppliers across materials, retrofit and digital construction.

    T-7

    Book hotel and travel — Stay in Laeken/Heysel for walking distance or the centre for evening choice.

    T-3

    Download the floor plan and programme — Mark priority stands and two sessions per day.

    T-1

    Pack badge, business cards and a charged phone — Carry a power bank; venue charging is not guaranteed.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    09:00

    Badge collection and coffee

    Place de la Belgique main entrance
    10:00

    Sustainable materials and circular-economy stands

    Palais 5 / Palais 11
    12:30

    Lunch and informal supplier meetings

    Venue catering area
    14:00

    Keynote and Innovation Corner visits

    Academy Campus stage
    16:00

    Networking Hours

    Show-floor bar

    Side trips

    2

    Atomium and Mini-Europe

    Landmark

    10 minutes from Brussels Expo

    Iconic 1958 landmark beside the venue; Mini-Europe is next door for a short break.

    Grand Place and Sablon

    City Walk

    25–30 minutes by metro

    Brussels' historic centre for architecture, chocolate and an evening meal.

    Networking spots

    2

    Networking Hours

    Official show event

    Runs 16:00–18:00 with bar rates and snacks; best for exhibitor conversations.

    Delirium Café

    Bar

    Central Brussels bar with a huge beer list; useful for informal evening meetups.

    First-timer guide

    Follow-up playbook

    1. Send a personalised email within 48 hours referring to the stand conversation.
    2. Log the lead in your CRM with product interest, project stage and budget.
    3. Share the technical datasheet or sample requested, not a generic brochure.
    4. Propose a concrete next step: a call, a site visit or a sample dispatch.
    5. Record consent and opt-out status, and delete data you no longer need under GDPR.

    Futurebuild's audience is small and specification-led, so follow-up quality matters more than volume. Belgian buyers expect a prompt, technically specific reply in French, Dutch or English.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Shell scheme

    EUR 165–240 / m²

    Raw space

    EUR 95–145 / m²

    Standard booth

    9 m²

    No 2027 tariff was published before cancellation. Bands are planning estimates based on comparable Belgian trade fairs and should be re-quoted for any future edition.

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    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Booth 9 m² × $222.50/m²$2,002.50
    • Hotel × 3 nights$405.00
    • Per diem × 3$210.00
    • Visa$100.00
    • Insurance$45.00
    • Flight — London to Brussels$180.00
    Estimated total$2,942.50

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    booth

    exhibitor · standard

    USD 1620–2385 / 9 sqm shell

    estimateAs of 2026-11-05

    hotel

    both · mid

    USD 170–240 / per night

    estimateAs of 2026-11-05

    travel

    visitor · economy

    USD 180–850 / return flight

    estimateAs of 2026-11-05

    per_diem

    both · standard

    USD 55–85 / per day

    estimateAs of 2026-11-05

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    The 2027 edition is cancelled, so treat this as a template for a future edition.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    Which best describes your role?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    A future edition is confirmed and you have a live specification or retrofit project.

    Best for

    Architects, engineers and developers comparing sustainable products

    Min. budget

    $300.00

    Timeline

    2–4 weeks

    Risks

    2027 edition cancelled

    Small exhibitor base

    Travel and hotel costs

    exhibit

    A future edition is confirmed and your product has a clear Belgian specification story.

    Best for

    Material, HVAC, software and offsite suppliers targeting Belgian specifiers

    Min. budget

    $4,500.00

    Timeline

    3–6 months

    Risks

    Cancellation risk

    Low absolute footfall

    High follow-up workload

    skip

    You were considering the cancelled 2027 edition or have no active Belgian project.

    Best for

    Anyone planning around the 2027 dates

    Timeline

    None

    Risks

    Missing a replacement date

    Losing contact with Belgian buyers

    Book with

    Partners

    Brussels Expo

    Venue

    The Heysel exhibition complex that hosts Futurebuild Belgium, with Palais 5 and Palais 11 used by the show.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Venue named in the organiser's cancellation notice; not a commercial partner of this listing.

    Brussels Airport

    Airport

    Belgium's main international gateway, about 12 km from Brussels Expo.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Useful arrival point for visitors; not an official event partner.

    Voka

    Chamber of commerce

    Flemish business network that connects construction companies and exporters in Brussels and Flanders.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Business-support resource; no partnership with Futurebuild was confirmed.

    Confederation Construction

    Industry association

    Belgian construction federation representing contractors and specialist trades.

    Visit partner Confidence: estimated

    Sector association for context; no partnership was confirmed.

    Recommended providers

    Visa

    Belgian Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs

    Use the official Schengen visa page; the 2027 edition is cancelled, so do not apply for these dates.

    Hotels

    Booking.com

    Filter for Laeken/Heysel or Brussels Central; free cancellation is useful given the cancellation risk.

    Flights

    Brussels Airlines

    Book into BRU; compare train-plus-metro options before adding a hire car.

    Freight & shipping

    DB Schenker Belgium

    Use an ATA Carnet for temporary imports and book hall access slots early.

    Insurance

    AXA Belgium

    Check public-liability and travel cover; exhibitors normally need stand insurance.

    Side trips

    Visit Brussels

    Official city tourism site for the Atomium, Grand Place and current exhibitions.

    Lead capture

    iCapture

    Badge-scan and form capture; confirm GDPR-compliant export and retention.

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    When is Futurebuild Belgium 2027?
    Futurebuild Belgium 2027 was scheduled for Thursday 11 and Friday 12 March 2027 at Brussels Expo. It had already moved from the originally announced January dates before the organiser cancelled the edition. No replacement date has been announced, so visitors should not book travel for March 2027.
    Is Futurebuild Belgium 2027 cancelled?
    Yes. Easyfairs cancelled the 2027 edition, saying the current economic climate in construction had affected companies' willingness to invest and their commercial priorities. The official site carries a trilingual notice confirming that the event scheduled for 11 and 12 March 2027 at Brussels Expo will not take place. No new date has been published.
    Where is Futurebuild Belgium held?
    Futurebuild Belgium is held at Brussels Expo on Place de la Belgique 1 in 1020 Brussels, Belgium. The venue sits beside the Atomium in the Heysel district, about 12 kilometres from Brussels Airport. The 2026 edition used Palais 5, while pre-cancellation promotion for 2027 pointed to Palais 11.
    Is Futurebuild Belgium free to attend?
    No 2027 ticket price was published before the edition was cancelled, so entry terms cannot be confirmed. Futurebuild is a B2B construction and real-estate fair rather than a consumer show, and visitors normally register in advance for a trade badge. Check the official site before making any travel plans.
    Who should exhibit at Futurebuild Belgium?
    Futurebuild suits manufacturers of sustainable and circular building materials, energy-efficiency and HVAC systems, digital construction software, retrofit and offsite systems, plus suppliers of architectural products. It also fits real-estate developers, engineering consultancies and certification bodies. Exhibitors meet architects, contractors, merchants, engineers and property professionals active in Belgium.
    How many visitors did Futurebuild Belgium 2026 attract?
    The 2026 edition welcomed 2,507 visitors, a 16 percent increase on the 2025 launch. It ran on 27 and 28 January 2026 at Brussels Expo and attracted 139 exhibitors, up 30 percent year on year. Organisers described the second edition as exceeding expectations, with fully booked conference sessions.
    How many exhibitors were at Futurebuild Belgium 2026?
    Futurebuild Belgium 2026 hosted 139 exhibitors, 30 percent more than the first edition. The organiser press release describes them as participating companies showing circular materials, energy-efficiency systems, digital construction tools and offsite solutions. The 2025 edition had more than 100 exhibitors, so 2026 marked a clear expansion of the exhibition floor.
    What sectors does Futurebuild Belgium cover?
    The fair covers the whole construction and real-estate value chain: circular and bio-based materials, energy efficiency, building services, digital construction and BIM, retrofit, offsite prefabrication, architecture and property development. Its conference programme addresses affordability, collaboration and the path to a climate-neutral built environment by 2050.
    Is Futurebuild Belgium a trade-only event?
    Futurebuild Belgium is positioned as a B2B trade fair and conference for construction and real-estate professionals. Visitors include architects, contractors, merchants, engineers, public-sector stakeholders and property developers. It is not a consumer renovation show, so the programme and exhibitor list are aimed at people specifying, buying or approving building products.
    What happened to the first Futurebuild Belgium edition?
    The first edition ran on 5 and 6 February 2025 in Hall 7 at Brussels Expo. It welcomed 2,213 visitors, more than 100 exhibitors and 70 speakers. Easyfairs organised it with Fema and Feproma, and reported that over 60 percent of the 2026 floor space had already been booked.

    Glossary

    1
    B2B trade fair
    An exhibition open to professional buyers and specifiers rather than the general public; Futurebuild Belgium is positioned this way.
    2
    Circular construction
    Design and building methods that keep materials in use through reuse, remanufacture and recycling instead of landfill.
    3
    Bio-based materials
    Building products derived from renewable biological sources such as timber, hemp, cork, straw and bio-resins.
    4
    Retrofit
    Upgrading an existing building's fabric, services or systems to cut energy use and carbon emissions without demolishing it.
    5
    Offsite construction
    Manufacturing building components or modules in a factory and assembling them on site, often faster and with less waste.
    6
    BIM
    Building information modelling: a shared digital model of a building used to coordinate design, cost and construction data.
    7
    Net zero
    A balance between greenhouse gases emitted and removed; the construction sector's stated goal is a climate-neutral built environment by 2050.
    8
    Shell scheme
    A ready-built exhibition stand with walls, carpet, fascia and basic lighting, usually priced per square metre by the organiser.
    9
    ATA Carnet
    An international customs document allowing temporary duty-free import of exhibition goods, samples and professional equipment.

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