The new area will showcase the latest advances in technology, finishes, and materials for industrialized construction within an innovative exhibition space that will combine stands with demonstration and training areas.
The Fair will also host the live construction of an industrialized structure, and there are even plans to build a three-story building made of wood.
València, March 24, 2026.- Feria Valencia and FIMMA + Maderalia take another step in the strategic positioning of the biennial with the launch of the first edition of the “Industrialized Construction Fair,” a new and distinct exhibition area that has its own identity while being fully integrated into the overall offering of FIMMA + Maderalia, which will hold its next edition from November 10 to 13.
This is a space that responds to the transformation currently taking place in the building sector, where concepts such as sustainability, productive efficiency, waste reduction, and the industrialization of processes are shaping the future of construction.
In fact, the “Industrialized Construction Fair” will take advantage of the strong synergies with the traditional sectors of FIMMA + Maderalia, especially in areas such as technology, machinery, and, very notably, the promotion of wood construction.
The objective is clear: to expand the scope of FIMMA + Maderalia to meet these new demands, integrating solutions that directly connect with its DNA: technological innovation applied to materials, advanced production processes, and the valorization of wood as a key element in the construction of the future.
The new fair will feature a selection of exhibitors showcasing their latest innovations in machinery, process technology, structural wood, and industrialized construction components. This will create a unique environment where industrialized construction is directly connected to the sector’s production capacity, from the transformation of structural wood to component manufacturing, including process automation and industry digitalization.
Wood is thus emerging as a strategic material, aligned with decarbonization and sustainability goals, and increasingly present in industrialized construction systems.
The Industrialized Construction Fair will also bring a strong experiential component to the overall event. Among the planned initiatives are the live construction of an industrialized structure and the erection of a three-story building, integrating real solutions and applied technology from exhibiting companies at the event.
This will be complemented by a comprehensive program of technical sessions, presentations, and live demonstrations, reinforcing the value of FIMMA + Maderalia as a platform for knowledge, training, and business generation.
This new space is aimed at all professional profiles already part of the FIMMA + Maderalia ecosystem—industry, specifiers, and the contract channel—while also incorporating new stakeholders such as developers, construction companies, technical carpentry firms, renovation companies, engineering firms, and public administrations interested in the industrialization of building.
With this initiative, Feria Valencia is promoting a more cross-cutting trade fair proposal, connecting industry and construction within the same environment and reinforcing the role of FIMMA + Maderalia as a benchmark event also in the field of new construction and building models.
