Norwegian sustainable wood brand Kebony has confirmed its presence at the next edition of the Architects' Congress, to be held on October 23, 24, and 25, 2025, at the Angers Convention Center. Themed "Architectural Intelligence," the event resonates particularly with Kebony's values of innovation and responsibility.
The Kebony team will welcome visitors to this year's Architects' Congress at booth 29. The brand will showcase its FSC®-certified wood species, processed using a patented process that gives them durability and dimensional stability comparable to, or even superior to, those of tropical woods. Combining aesthetics and performance, these solutions meet the expectations of architects seeking responsible materials.
For Kebony, participating in this event is an opportunity to share its innovations, to exchange with professionals and to collectively reflect on the future of construction practices in the face of major contemporary challenges.
The Architects' Congress: an unmissable event
Organized each year by the UNFSA (National Union of French Architects' Unions), the Congress brings together more than 1,200 visitors and around sixty exhibitors around a rich program: conferences, round tables, partner meetings, award ceremonies and even exchange evenings.
The 2025 edition will explore new forms of “architectural intelligence,” a theme that echoes artificial intelligence and questions the evolution of the profession.
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