Programme
Thursday, May 22
10.00-18.00
Trade Show: Innovation Premieres
Presentations & Awarding: Winners & Perspectives
10.00-11.30
Debate: Artificial Intelligence in Architecture
12.00-13.30
Debate: Envisioning a City: Future Perspectives from North and South
14.00-18.00
Conference: Common sense/space/responsability … in architecture
20.00-23.00
Networking: SEEnergy Party
Friday, May 23
10.00-18.00
Trade Show: Innovation Premieres
Presentations & Awarding: Winners & Perspectives
10.00-11.30
Debate: SEE in Venice – Venice at BIG Architecture: Synergies for 2027
12.00-13.30
Debate: Shaping the Future of World Expos: SEE Countries Beyond Osaka 2025
14.00-18.00
Conference: Common sense/space/responsability … in architecture
20.00-23.00
Ceremony: BIG SEE Grand Prix Awards & Dinner Party
Speakers
Exhibition
Sponsors
Ministry of Culture, Republic of Slovenia
Hansgrohe
Heidelberg Materials
Evo Zero
M Sora
Norica
Kolpa
GEBERIT
Senčila Bled
Tece
ATLAS SOFAS
LAUFEN Adria
Dornbracht
Intra Lighting
GROHE Adria
ALUPROF
Siemens
Merit International
Vivo Catering
Caffe Teater Piran
Media Partners
ARCHITECTURE & BUSINESS
METALOCUS
ORIS
World Architecture Community
GRENEF
CENTRE FOR CREATIVITY
ARCHITEKTUR FACHMAGAZIN
ÉPÍTÉSZFÓRUM
ASB
LINKA
MAO
MD MAGAZINE
MAGAZINE PROSTOR
ARCHETYPE
M-KVADRAT
WHITE MAD
AMAZING ARCHITECTURE
KTIRIO
ARCHITECT+
HAUS
DB Deutsche Bauzeitung
Arquitectura Viva
Porta3
Arhitectura
EkoYapı
ASB CZ
Arhitekta
Stavebníctvo a bývanie
UAS
DAB
Hotel Partner
Sava Hotels
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