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2nd Building Envelope Design and Insulation Conference
Saudi Arabia to Host 2nd Building Envelope Design and Insulation Conference (BEDIC 2025)
10–11 September 2025 | JW Marriott Hotel, Riyadh
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia’s construction sector is entering a transformative era, and at the forefront of this shift is the 2nd Building Envelope Design and Insulation Conference (BEDIC 2025), taking place on 10–11 September 2025 at JW Marriott Hotel, Riyadh. The conference will focus on advancing sustainable building practices by addressing energy efficiency, resilience, and the integration of innovative materials and design solutions.
Bringing together government officials, architects, engineers, developers, and consultants, BEDIC 2025 will serve as a platform to explore the future of sustainable building design in the Kingdom and beyond. As mega-projects such as NEOM, Diriyah Gate, Qiddiya, and King Salman Park reshape the Kingdom’s urban landscape, the spotlight is on building envelope solutions that optimize energy efficiency, infrastructure resilience, and environmental sustainability.
Conference Highlights
• Policy & Regulation: Updates on Saudi construction standards and codes, with insights from the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) and the International Code Council (ICC).
• Technology: Innovative materials and smart systems for next-generation buildings, with contributions from global pioneers such as Wener Sobek and leading consultancies including WSP and Zutari.
• Environmental Sustainability: Green building solutions that reduce carbon footprint and support Vision 2030 goals.
• Smart Infrastructure: Intelligent building systems for energy management and safety, with design excellence showcased by Omrania and other leading consultancies.
• Cultural & Hybrid Construction Strategies: Diriyah Company will present on Najdi Architecture and Diriyah Gate’s innovative hybrid construction strategy, highlighting how cultural heritage and modern sustainability can merge in future-ready developments.
The two-day program will feature panel discussions, keynote sessions, and an exhibition of 20+ solution providers showcasing cutting-edge façade, insulation, and green building technologies.
“BEDIC 2025 is the Kingdom’s premier platform for innovation in building envelope design and insulation,” said Leila Masinaei, Managing Partner, The Great Minds Group. “We are bringing together experts, industry leaders, and innovators to share knowledge, showcase technologies, and drive sustainable construction practices that support Vision 2030.”
BEDIC 2025 will host 200+ senior delegates, feature 30+ thought leaders, showcase 20+ solution providers, and represent participants from over 10 countries. Leading industry players at the conference include Aeroseal Arabia, Technofrom, Insol, VG Vysaschk, Fujairah Rockwool Factory, Building Doctor, Fischer, DMC, AGC Obeikan, Obel Obeikan Glass Company, Mada Gypsum, Şişecam, as well as partners such as Maze Fire Consulting, ECEC, and SITE.
With Saudi Arabia’s construction sector expected to peak at $73 billion in 2024 and smart city projects on the rise, efficient building envelope solutions are key to achieving energy savings, sustainability, and occupant comfort. BEDIC 2025 provides an essential platform for stakeholders to discuss strategies, explore new technologies, and align with Vision 2030’s environmental goals.
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