AsBEA has just renewed its agreement with MIPIM, the largest fair in the global real estate market.
With this, in addition to guaranteeing the institutional representation of AsBEA at MIPIM, we will continue to support Brazilian firms that are interested in participating in the fair and the MIPIM Awards, one of the most prestigious international architecture and urbanism awards.
The MIPIM Awards reaches its 2024 edition dedicated to rewarding projects committed to sustainability and ESG principles:
From exemplary buildings in real estate’s chief asset classes, to mixed-use and urban regeneration schemes that rewrite the rule book, the winners of the MIPIM Awards 2024 will all have one thing in common: a holistic commitment to sustainability. The jury this year will focus on projects that seek to enhance the built environment?s prospects, in line with ESG goals.
From a consideration of construction and operational carbon, to climate and life cycle concerns, prizes will go chiefly to projects that best serve their end-users and wider communities while making a contribution to the economy.
Basic information:
Registration (in English): free until 11/24, via link (if the firm is selected to advance to the jury process, a fee of Euro 1,045.00 will be charged to be paid by 12/20)
Awards: 03/14/2023, Palais des Festivals, Cannes.
The full rules and regulations for the 2024 MIPIM Awards can be found here.
Can the real estate market make the world a better place? Inspire your colleagues and get inspired by exploring the MIPIM Awards 2024 categories here.
Sign up and find out more (in English), below:
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