Where and when can I visit the zero-emission buildings exhibition?

The exhibition is open to the public for free at Langyuan Station, Beijing, from January 29 to February 13, 2026.

What does the zero-emission building exhibition feature?

The exhibition displays research findings, practical experiences, demonstration buildings, and the ancient Chinese 'Yingzao Fashi' standards reproduced on solar panels.

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China-Swiss Zero Emission Buildings Exhibition Opens

Q: What is the China-Swiss Zero Emission Buildings Project Exhibition?

It is an exhibition in Beijing showcasing five years of bilateral cooperation between China and Switzerland on developing zero-emission buildings to address climate change.

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Summary

Exhibition highlights five years of cooperation in green buildings.
Swiss expertise meets Chinese innovation in zero-emission construction.
Showcase features research, demonstration buildings, and ancient standards.

China-Swiss Zero Emission Buildings Exhibition Opens

The China-Swiss Zero Emission Buildings Project Exhibition, titled "Building Type / Climate Zone," commenced in Beijing's Langyuan Station on Thursday, January 29, 2026. This initiative, a joint effort between the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and China's Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, is active from 2021 to 2025. It seeks to address global climate change and drive a low-carbon transition within the construction industry.

The exhibition spotlights achievements from five years of collaborative work on zero-emission buildings. It displays research findings, practical applications, and visual representations of demonstration buildings, alongside China's ancient "Yingzao Fashi" standards reproduced using innovative solar panel technology. This collaboration combines Swiss knowledge in sustainable building with China's advanced technologies and design capabilities.