ARCHITECTURE+CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS (ACM) 2027
Jul 01, 2026
Key Information
Exhibition Dates: March 2 – 5, 2027
Venue: Japan – Tokyo – 3-21-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0063 – Tokyo Big Sight
Organizer: Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Frequency: Annual
Exhibition Area: 25,454 sqm
Visitors: 142,467
Number of Exhibitors & Brands: 300
Exhibition Introduction
ARCHITECTURE+CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, abbreviated as ACM, is one of the largest building and construction materials exhibitions in Japan. The exhibition is designed to showcase the latest building materials, technologies, and design solutions, attracting architects, designers, developers, real estate professionals, and other specialists from across the construction industry.
ACM is organized by Tokyo Big Sight Inc. and takes place annually in Tokyo. The event typically spans three days and brings together exhibitors from around the world, including building material and equipment manufacturers, architecture and design firms, and construction contractors.
At the exhibition, exhibitors can present their latest products, offer professional technical consultations, and engage with visitors from various countries. In parallel, the event features a robust program of seminars, forums, and expert lectures that explore the newest trends and technologies in the building and construction materials sector.
In summary, ACM is a key industry gathering that provides construction and building materials professionals with an effective platform to showcase products, exchange ideas, and cultivate business connections.
Exhibition Scope
Integrated Building Materials & Interior/Exterior Finishes: Exterior wall materials, roofing materials, flooring, wallpaper, and various high‑performance boards.
ZEH & Energy‑Saving Technologies: Thermal insulation materials, high‑insulation doors and windows, solar power generation systems, and home energy management systems (HEMS).
Disaster Prevention & Mitigation: Seismic isolation and damping devices, backup power supplies for emergencies, non‑combustible materials, and waterproof doors.
Wooden Architecture & Innovation: Cross‑laminated timber (CLT), timber structure connectors, and innovative wood‑based decorative materials.
Construction Digitalization: BIM/CIM technology, construction management mobile apps, and site inspection drones.
