For the first time in its 10-year history, NeoCon East will partner with AIA Baltimore to host Canstruction, a design and build competition for the architecture and design community to create inspired structural designs made entirely of canned food.
NeoCon East will provide show attendees a full calendar of special events and exhibits for networking and unwinding during the two day Show, October 17-18.
With an exhibitor lineup comprising a veritable “who’s who” of the commercial flooring industry – names like Mohawk; Mannington Commercial; Bentley Prince Street; J+J/Invision; Interface; Tandus; American Biltrite; Shaw Contract; Milliken and Patcraft, just to name a few – NeoCon presents a unique opportunity to view the latest – as well as a lot of “not yet to market” – products and materials on the cutting edge of design and innovation.
NeoCon Easwill feature exciting, world-class keynote speakers, as well as cutting-edge CEU accredited seminars for an anticipated 7,500 industry professionals.
NeoCon East, the design exposition for commercial interiors for the Mid-Atlantic community, has secured two high-profile keynote speakers for this year’s show.
NeoCon East, the premier commercial furnishings exposition in the Mid-Atlantic region for the architecture and design community, will return to the Baltimore Convention Center October 17-18 with a special focus on products on the GSA schedule and for the design of government facilities.
NeoCon East, the premier commercial furnishings exposition in the Mid-Atlantic region for the architecture and design community, will return to the Baltimore Convention Center for its tenth year with a special focus on showcasing products for the Federal Design community.
Tricycle Inc. introduced new Apps for iPad and iPhone as well as upgrades to the successful line of web based and digital design tools catering to the textile and flooring industries at this year’s NeoCon in Chicago.
Johnsonite®, the commercial arm of Tarkett, “stepped forward” in a big way at NeoCon 2012, donating $6,000 to Architecture for Humanity, a nonprofit design services firm.
