Batimat 2026 is a professional construction exhibition taking place from September 28 to October 1, 2026, at the Porte de Versailles in Paris. This multi-specialist building exhibition is geared towards decision-makers, prescribers, and implementation professionals in the construction industry. The event covers all sectors of the building industry across six pavilions, including new villages for major construction, aluminum, and electrical work. The exhibition features three dedicated pavilions for Equipbaie, focusing on carpentry and door and window installation, as well as new conference stages aligned with current market issues and industry developments. The visitor experience is enhanced through networking zones, guided tours, social events, and immersive exhibitions. Key highlights include eight exhibition zones, conferences and workshops, animations, and the Innovation Awards. The exhibition showcases a wide range of industries, including major construction, structure and envelope solutions, low-carbon construction, off-site and modular construction, carpentry and door and window installation, IT and technology solutions, solar energy solutions, construction equipment and tools, utility vehicles and equipment, interior and exterior design, professional organizations and institutions, certification and environmental labels, public services and institutions, associations, ONGs, clusters, unions, and foundations, training and recruitment organizations, professional associations, and financial services, banks, and insurance companies. The target audience includes professionals from the construction, building, architecture, and urban planning sectors, including implementation, installation, and craftsmanship, as well as project management, architecture, and technical design, and construction companies, manufacturers, and distributors of construction materials and equipment. The event aims to promote sustainability, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions and environmental impact, and is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.