The Built Environment Exhibition
BEX Asia brings together the companies and technologies shaping tomorrow’s buildings and cities. Across three days at Marina Bay Sands, the exhibition floor covers the full arc of the built environment, from design and construction through to the systems that keep a building running for the next forty years.
The 2026 edition is organised around what artificial intelligence and robotics are doing on site today rather than what they might do eventually. Alongside the show floor, a programme of expert-led masterclasses, seminars and scheduled one-to-one business matchmaking sessions connects specifiers, developers and solution providers.
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6 releases from this event
JESTAC
•Sep 3, 2026 16:05 HKT/SGT
•ENThe robotics firm ran live demonstrations of a rebar-tying platform it says removes one of the last manual bottlenecks in high-rise core construction.
China Railway Construction Corporation
•Sep 3, 2026 11:40 HKT/SGT
•ENCRCC announced a joint venture covering volumetric prefabricated pre-finished construction capacity for Southeast Asian residential projects, signed on the BEX Asia show floor.
Building and Construction Authority
•Sep 2, 2026 14:15 HKT/SGT
•ENSingapore’s Building and Construction Authority set out the next phase of its Green Mark scheme at the BEX Asia opening plenary, with revised embodied-carbon thresholds for new non-residential developments.
RX Global
•Sep 2, 2026 10:30 HKT/SGT
•ENThe Built Environment Exhibition returned to Marina Bay Sands this morning with its largest floorplan to date, anchored by a dedicated hall for construction robotics and a strategic partnership with the Building and Construction Authority.
Camfil
•Sep 1, 2026 09:00 HKT/SGT
•ENAir filtration specialist Camfil will demonstrate a filter range engineered for year-round high-humidity operation, reporting fan-energy reductions across Singapore pilot installations.
Tru Water
•Aug 28, 2026 08:00 HKT/SGT
•ENAhead of BEX Asia, Tru Water detailed a containerised greywater treatment unit aimed at mixed-use developments, positioning it against the cost of retrofitting central plant.