Green and Smart Building Indonesia 2018

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

31 Oct 2018 - 02 Nov 2018

Having a mission to educate and share the importance of investment to build a greener and more sustainable building to building owners, project owners, developers, consultants and contractors – the construction and planning to build green building has been highly recommended as not only it performs less danger to the environment, reducing operating cost, but also benefit the healthiness of the occupant.

For further assistance, please contact:
Dwi Febriyanti
Event Manager
+6221 5799 1465
Email: sales@constructionindonesia.com
 

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