In January 2027, the international construction industry will gather at BAU in Munich. In Hall A2, Stand 303, Lindner Group will present a comprehensive range of services under the motto "Turning Ideas Into Impact" – turning visionary design ideas into holistic construction solutions: interdisciplinary, tailor-made and future-oriented.
From Idea to Impact – Along the Guiding Themes of BAU
Material and Resource, Climate Protection and Climate Adaptation, Living Spaces in Transition, Digitalisation and Productivity:
These guiding themes of BAU are reflected in Lindner Group's trade fair appearance under the motto "Turning Ideas Into Impact". For the family-owned company from Arnstorf, this means realising ambitious designs with precision, expertise and practical understanding – with due consideration for the economic and ecological requirements of each individual project.
Product innovations for transparent and secure spaces
The focus is on innovative product solutions such as the curved glass partition Lindner Life Freeze, as well as Lindner Life Core and Life Center with high-quality wood finishes, offering aesthetic appeal, transparency and a wide range of design possibilities. The Lindner Group is also presenting Node 2.0, a design-led integrated ceiling system developed in collaboration with Foster + Partners Industrial Design. It seamlessly integrates a wide range of building systems, including lighting, sprinklers and loudspeakers.
Data, transparency and real-time collaboration
Lindner is bringing digital transformation into construction practice with BitHeat Model One, Metronom and inGo. The BitHeat Model One is a decentralised edge-cloud data centre that uses the waste heat generated during computing for building-related processes and displays this in real time to the user via a web app. Metronom enables real-time collaborative lean project management, while inGo digitises subcontractor management and will integrate the EU Digital Identity Wallet from 2027.
Existing buildings: Renovating rather than demolishing
Lindner supports existing-building projects from building envelope refurbishment and professional revitalisation through to high-quality tenant fit-out. The range of services also includes holistic fire protection, extending from specialist planning and concept development to structural upgrading on site. Through its LinLoop business model, Lindner brings together services for the reuse, take-back and further processing of suitable building components. Circular systems help preserve existing components and extend their useful life. Selected ceiling and flooring products have been assessed against the Cradle to Cradle Certified® Product Standard. In addition, verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) in accordance with DIN EN ISO 14025 and EN 15804 are available for a wide range of Lindner products.
Security and fire protection from a single source
The focus areas are complemented by holistic solutions for security-sensitive buildings, including burglary and attack resistance, protection against eavesdropping and blast protection. Cross-trade systems are tested and certified to applicable standards, ensuring structural protection at the highest level.
A comprehensive approach to preventive fire protection, combining certified specialist planning, in-house-developed and tested products, and professional installation, completes the portfolio of services.
With its presence at BAU 2027, the Lindner Group positions itself as a reliable partner and invites industry professionals to meet the team and exchange ideas in person in Hall A2, Stand 303.
