Architect@Work France Marseille 2023

Architect@Work France Marseille 2023

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Architect@Work France Marseille 2023

Architect@Work France is a trade fair for architecture, interior design, technologies, equipment, tools, installations and materials for house construction and will be held in Marseille. The aim of the fair is to create an optimal environment for the development of contacts between architects, designers, interior designers, engineers and employees of local institutions. Presented are new technologies, equipment and materials in the market. This makes it interesting for the trade fair visitors from home and abroad.

The Architect@Work France will take place on 2 days from Wednesday, 24. May to Thursday, 25. May 2023 in Marseille.

 

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