The “Engineering and Design” forum is a professional event that covers a wide range of topics related to the development of the design and engineering industry. The focus is on the experience of implementing and using digital technologies that make the construction process more transparent and manageable at all stages — from design to commissioning of the facility.

Deep digital transformation is becoming a new reality for the design and construction industry. Disparate IT tools are being replaced by unified information models that combine all data about a facility in a common environment. This transition is inextricably linked to the trend towards intelligent management of a building’s life cycle — from concept to operation. However, to achieve maximum effect, companies need to overcome a number of implementation barriers. How exactly do information modeling technologies help reduce the number of errors during construction and improve the quality of interaction among all project participants?


Topics for discussion:

• The BIM Effect: what businesses gain after implementing digital technologies
• End‑to‑end digitalization: how information technologies are changing building design and lifecycle management
• Implementing new AI solutions to accelerate construction and design
• Solving technologically complex engineering challenges in a unified information environment
• Optimizing construction control processes: tools and solutions

The office real estate market continues to evolve. The modern office has evolved from a simple workspace into a multifunctional environment. Today, it is a well‑thought‑out space where the building’s architecture is inextricably linked to the opportunities for productive work, quality leisure, and physical activity for tenants. What parameters determine the demand for an office project in the current conditions? What factors will shape the development of the office real estate market in the next few years?


Topics for discussion:

• Office market in 2026: vacancy rates, location trends, promising formats
• From the workspace to the ecosystem: infrastructure completeness as a basic requirement for a БЦ resident
• Atmosphere as a standard: why developers are designing a unified environment where work and leisure complement each other?
• The economics of the eco‑office: the payback of “smart” and green technologies for the developer and the tenant
• The BC as a unified digital system: from “smart” sensors to intelligent building management. Transforming the areas around the BC: how are new public spaces being created?