“On behalf of the Mayor of Rome, Roberto Gualtieri, I would like to express our city’s pride in once again hosting B-CAD, an international event that unites construction, architecture, and design with innovation and sustainability. This event is not only a showcase of excellence, but also a laboratory of ideas and strategic relationships, capable of strengthening Rome’s role as a capital of global dialogue on urban transformation and the future of infrastructure. The Nuvola, with its visionary architecture, represents the ideal location to host an event that looks to the future and highlights our country’s best energies. ”, underlined Antonio Stampete, President of the Capitoline Public Works Commission .

The role of artisan businesses is also at the centre of the debate: “In the construction industry, artisanal businesses represent the backbone of the supply chain. In 2024, 68.3% of companies active in the construction sector were artisanal, for a total of approximately 373,000 out of 538,000. This figure highlights their key role in urban redevelopment, renovation, and ecological transition processes. Following the superbonus period, the sector is also supported by investments from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), with positive impacts expected through 2026. ”, said Michelangelo Melchionno, President of CNA Lazio .

A more than positive outcome for the organizers too: “This edition marked a quantum leap in both attendance and content. The 36,000 visitors demonstrated how much our industry needed a space like this, capable of combining training, innovation, and concrete relationships. B-CAD has become an essential event for businesses, professionals, and institutions, and we are already working on the 2026 edition to further strengthen its international impact. ”, declared Vito Maiorano, Head of Project Management at B-CAD.