Why Attend Ecobuild Fall and
AEC-ST Fall?

Design and construction professionals will gather in the Nation’s capitol, December 10-13 to learn how to improve their projects, bottom lines, and the future of the built environment.

Be a part of the excitement — register today!

Comprehensive Learning Opportunity

Ecobuild Fall®, AE C-ST ® Fall, and their co-located events deliver solutions for every member of the building team. Industry experts will lead scores of educational sessions in 11 tracks covering:

Building Performance & Engineering
Energy Efficiency/Renewable Energy
Facilities Management & Intelligent Buildings
Government - Federal, State & Municipal
Green Construction & Homebuilding
Green Globes™
Green Mechanical/Electrical Systems & Operations
Information Technology, BIM & Interoperability
Infrastructure, Civil/Site/Land Development
Specifications, Contract Documents and Project Management
Sustainable Design

Explore New Solutions in the Exhibit Hall

See and compare the latest products, services, and technology the industry has to offer.

Network with New and Favorite Faces

Meet design and construction professionals from across the nation, all in one place. Plus, the DC location is the perfect place to rub elbows with top government officials.

Maintain Your Certification

CONTINUING EDUCATION AND AIA /CES LEARNING UNITS (LUs)
Architects, interior designers, and other industry professionals may earn continuing education credit by attending all NIBS endorsed sessions at Ecobuild Fall® and AEC-ST®. These sessions include all FEDCon®, FEDspec® and buildingSMART™programs. All other Ecobuild Fall® and AEC-ST® programs are eligible for AIA Continuing Education Credits too. For these programs, AIA members (except those registered in New York) can self-report Ecobuild® & AEC-ST® sessions they attend at www.aia.org. Click on education and select continuing education. Further information under FAQ.

Who Should Attend

Anyone involved in the design, construction, and management of commercial or residential facilities from the private or public sector, including specifiers of building products, materials, and services. For example: