(Finance) – The construction works for the construction of the temporary structures of the Rimini exhibition centre Of Italian Exhibition Group (IEG). “At the end of the works – announces the President of IEG, Maurizio Ermeti – two new exhibition areas will be available to better accommodate the commercial growth of Ecomondo 2024, the next edition of which is scheduled for 5 to 8 November, and Sigep World 2025, from 18 to 22 January. The new areas can then be used for all the events scheduled at the Rimini exhibition centre”.
“The two new structures – says Corrado Peraboni, CEO of IEG – will have architectural continuity with the existing pavilions and, like them, will be exhibition-performing. The intervention area is 8,300 square meters and will be located in front of the current East entrance, an entrance that will be built from scratch and positioned at the center of the work”.
The two temporary structuresand will be connected directly and via two tunnels to the ‘twin’ pavilions B7 and D7. The aim is to use them until the new circular pavilion is available, which will be built at the West entrance and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2027.
The overall coordination of the works is carried out by IEG Operations Team and the project supervision, construction management and safety is of Mijic Architects.
The program includes the completion of the construction works, by the Pesaresi company, by the end of July. The preparation of the temporary structure will then begin by the German company HTS with a deadline at the beginning of September. This will be followed by the construction of the systems designed by Polistudio di Riccione and built by F.lli Franchini, which will end in mid-October. Other consultants are the TI Studio for safety and Tailors Studio for the structural part.
The intervention will involve a temporary reduction of approximately 250 parking spaces, but an area acquired by IEG near the South entrance will be organized as a parking lot to permanently accommodate approximately 1,500 parking spaces.