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Pauline Kiesewetter, B.A.
2025-01-20

BAU 2025 – We were there!

Last week, the time finally came again: From January 13 to 17, BAU 2025—the world's leading trade fair for architecture, materials, and systems—welcomed industry guests in Munich, Germany. This year, over 200,000 visitors came to the exhibition halls to discover the latest developments in the construction industry, and, of course, Dlubal Software was there!
A professional team gathered at BAU 2025 during the exhibition event
Our Team at BAU 2025

We were thrilled to show off our latest and greatest structural analysis software, like RFEM 6 and RSTAB 9, plus some awesome new features in steel, timber, and glass structures. Our team of experts, including COO Daniel Dlubal, Andreas Niemeier, Christian Stautner, and other colleagues, was there to answer questions and give personal advice. The pre-booked product presentations were a big hit, showing how popular our solutions are. We had around 500 people come by our stand.

Exhibition Stand at BAU 2025 in Munich Focused on Structural Engineering
Innovative Structural Engineering Talks at BAU 2025

BAU 2025 was a huge success for us, too! Not only were we able to generate valuable leads and acquire new customers – our team spirit was also strengthened. And we wrapped up each day at the trade fair with a group meal.

Dlubal Team Celebrating Conclusion of BAU 2025 in Munich
Last Day of BAU 2025 Trade Fair in Munich

Thanks so much to everyone who stopped by our booth—we loved the inspiring conversations we had! We're already looking forward to the next BAU. In the meantime, feel free to hit us up with any questions or concerns, and we're eager to see what the future of the construction industry holds!

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