The Buildings Show 2024 took place December 4–6 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, attracting over 18,000 industry professionals—including architects, builders, contractors, engineers, and real estate developers.

Embracing Technological Innovations

A standout focus was the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). In a session led by Sam Varghese of GRC Building Services, experts discussed how AI-powered BIM tools improve project planning and execution, driving greater efficiency and accuracy in building design and construction.

Advancements in Prefabrication and Modular Methods

The event also shone a spotlight on prefabricated and modular building solutions. These strategies reduce waste, shorten timelines, and support sustainability. Exhibitors emphasized how these methods offer flexibility and scalability for projects ranging from residential to large commercial developments.

Promoting Sustainability

Sustainability remained central throughout, especially during the International Architectural Roundtable. Experts examined adaptive reuse strategies, highlighting how sustainable architecture can reshape communities.

Cutting-Edge Innovations

Over 500 exhibitors showcased the latest products—from advanced construction materials to state-of-the-art building technologies. These displays ensured that professionals had up-to-date knowledge for integrating new solutions into current and future projects.

Global Participation and Networking

The event saw robust international participation, with exhibitors and attendees from countries including the United States, China, Germany, Poland, United Kingdom, Spain, France, Finland, Turkey, Italy, Ireland, Japan, Switzerland, India.

With its broad range of insights, The Buildings Show 2024 underscored Canada’s ongoing leadership in innovative, sustainable building and set the stage for continued progress across the industry.