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Smart Buildings Show


Stay Ahead In The FM Game At The UK’s Largest Dedicated Smart Buildings Event ExCeL London, 15th-16th October 2025


Smart Buildings Show returns to ExCeL London on 15th-16th October 2025. The UK’s only dedicated commercial smart buildings conference has grown every year since its inception and welcomed more than 100 exhibitors and 3,500 attendees in 2024.


Smart Solutions For Facilities Managers


Smart Buildings Show links attendees to the newest innovations and insights


in the smart buildings sector. It provides the


knowledge needed to help them make informed decisions on how to create buildings that are more cost-effective for owners and more efficient and comfortable for occupants.


Smart controls offer facilities managers several key benefits. They enable real-time monitoring and automation of building systems, improve energy efficiency and reduce operating costs. By optimising lighting, HVAC and security based on occupancy and


usage patterns, occupants can enjoy greater comfort


and benefit from lower resource consumption. Additionally, predictive maintenance features help identify potential equipment issues before failures occur, minimising downtime and repair costs. Overall, smart buildings provide better data, improved operational control and enhanced sustainability for facilities management.


The Conference


Smart Buildings Show gives visitors free access to the best speakers from across the sector. In 2025 we will welcome more than 120 speakers across four theatres:


Energy Management Theatre Operational efficiency and cost reduction have never been more important, making visibility into energy usage, and the ability to proactively manage energy, essential. The more you know about your energy, the better you can manage it.


Controls & Network Theatre


This theatre will look at the physical devices in smart buildings including building controls, energy efficiency, BEMS, sensors, shading and lighting.


IT & Digital Infrastructure Theatre


Smart Infrastructure is the result of combining physical infrastructure with digital infrastructure, providing improved information to enable better decision making, faster and cheaper. Without a smart infrastructure there are no smart buildings.


Management & Proptech Theatre This theatre will look at how a smart building is managed and operated, including facility management, workplace software, advanced security solutions,


sector analysis and market


information, system integration, data aggregation and analytics, and services management.





Smart Buildings Show does exactly what it says on the tin and its growing popularity demonstrates an ever-increasing interest in the smart buildings industry. Don’t get left behind in the smart buildings game. With a diverse range of exhibitors, products, expert speakers and visitors, this is an event you do not want to miss!


Ian Garmeson, Event Director


Why is Smart Buildings Show the first show you should visit if you want to find out about smart buildings? ✅ More than 100 exhibitors with expertise and influence in smart buildings ✅


✅ See what’s new in the industry and keep up to date with latest innovations and technologies ✅ ✅ Find new partners and business opportunities ✅


✅ Four conference theatres offering expert analysis from more than 120 speakers ✅ ✅ Catch up with your current suppliers and network with your industry peers ✅ ✅ Learn from case studies in similar situations and organisations to yours ✅


24 fmuk For further information and free registration visit:www.smartbuildingsshow.com ”


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