BIM World Copenhagen 2026
September 16 @ 8:00 am – September 17 @ 5:00 pm
Overview
BIM World Copenhagen 2026 is Scandinavia’s leading conference and exhibition dedicated to the digital transformation of the building industry. Hosted at K.B. Hallen in Frederiksberg, Denmark, the event brings together architects, engineers, contractors, developers, consultants, technology providers, facility managers, and public sector representatives to explore the latest developments in Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital construction, and data-driven project delivery.
The event provides a platform for sharing practical applications of digital technologies throughout the building lifecycle, encouraging collaboration across the architecture, engineering, construction, and real estate sectors.
Focus
BIM World Copenhagen 2026 focuses on Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital twins, artificial intelligence, smart buildings, digital project delivery, sustainability, data management, facility management, automation, cloud collaboration, digital workflows, construction technology, and lifecycle management.
The conference highlights how digital tools are improving decision-making, productivity, collaboration, and sustainability across the built environment while supporting innovation in architecture, engineering, and construction.
Program
The event features a two-day conference with keynote presentations, panel discussions, technical sessions, workshops, live demonstrations, and an exhibition showcasing software platforms, digital solutions, and emerging technologies for the construction industry.
The program includes multiple conference stages covering digital design, BIM implementation, artificial intelligence, sustainable construction, data management, and practical case studies from leading organizations. Visitors also have opportunities to meet exhibitors, participate in networking activities, and explore new digital solutions for the built environment.
Audience
BIM World Copenhagen 2026 is intended for architects, engineers, BIM managers, contractors, developers, consultants, project managers, facility managers, technology providers, software specialists, government agencies, researchers, and students involved in digital construction.
The event offers opportunities to expand professional networks, explore emerging technologies, exchange technical knowledge, and learn from practical industry applications.
Event Details
| Event Type | Conference and Exhibition on BIM and Digital Construction |
| Venue | K.B. Hallen, Frederiksberg, Denmark |
| Dates | 16 September to 17 September 2026 |
| Duration | 2 Days |
| Opening Hours | Wednesday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM |
| Frequency | Annual |
| Topics | Building Information Modeling, Digital Twins, Artificial Intelligence, Smart Buildings, Construction Technology, Sustainability, Digital Workflows, Facility Management, Data Management, Cloud Collaboration |
| Admission | Industry professionals, researchers, and students |
| Fees | Standard Ticket: €180 (DKK 1,350) VIP Ticket: €360 (DKK 2,700) Prices exclude VAT |
✦ ArchUp Editorial Insight
BIM World Copenhagen 2026 demonstrates how digital technologies are becoming central to every stage of the building lifecycle. Rather than focusing solely on software, the event emphasizes collaboration, data-driven decision making, and integrated workflows that improve project delivery across architecture, engineering, construction, and facility management.
For professionals in architecture and design, the conference highlights the growing influence of artificial intelligence, digital twins, cloud collaboration, and lifecycle data management on the future of the built environment. These technologies continue to reshape how buildings are designed, constructed, operated, and maintained.
By combining technical presentations, practical case studies, live demonstrations, and networking opportunities, BIM World Copenhagen 2026 provides a comprehensive overview of digital innovation while illustrating the industry’s transition toward more connected, efficient, and sustainable construction practices.
