CONFERENCE

102nd EUROCONSTRUCT CONFERENCE

European Construction Market Forecasts to 2029 and Macroeconomic Projections –
Understanding What Moves The Market

  19–20 November 2026        The House of Industry, Vienna – Austria

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November 19 & 20, 2026
The House of Industry
Vienna, Austria

—— WINTER 2026 UPDATE

EUROPEAN CONSTRUCTION MARKETS TO 2029

special theme
Understanding What Moves The Market

The 102nd EUROCONSTRUCT-Conference will take place on 19th & 20th November 2026 in Vienna, hosted by our Austrian representative WIFO. 

19th November: Pre-conference networking evening event

The event will start off with a historic sightseeing tour in the heart of Vienna followed by a networking evening. Details will follow soon. Seats are restricted.

20th November: Day of the EUROCONSTRUCT-Conference

Morning Session draft outline:

  • Macroeconomic outlook to 2029 – the broad scenario shaping the construction industry
  • EUROCONSTRUCT total construction outlook – covering all 19 member markets
  • Focus topic: Housing – the EUROCONSTRUCT housing forecasts, complemented by two lectures:
    • The European Affordable Housing Plan – targeting some 650,000 additional homes annually on top of the 1.6 million built today; its context and implications for the sector
    • The Austrian situation – with a focus on limited-profit (non-profit) housing as a potential best-practice example

Afternoon Session draft outline:

  • Focus topic: Non-residential construction – the EUROCONSTRUCT forecasts on Non-residential construction paired with further lectures on
    • Current challenges – cost pressures from rising energy prices, regulatory burdens, and wage increases
    • Work from home and office construction – new WIFO research comparing Austria and Germany
  • Focus topic: Civil engineering – the EUROCONSTRUCT forecasts, plus a lecutre on the key question of what happens to the project pipeline once NGEU funding phases out soon.

 

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SPEAKER PORTRAITS

Martin Kyed has a Master's degree in Economics and has worked in macroeconomics and economic policy in private consulting, the Ministry of Finance and a think tank since 2006. Since 2015, Martin has been chief economist at the Danish Society of Engineers, SME Denmark and now Prognosecenteret at Byggefakta Denmark, where he focuses on monitoring and forecasting the Danish construction market.
Martin Kyed
Martin KyedPrognosecenteret at Byggefakta A/S
Dr Josep Ramon Fontana is construction market analyst at ITeC, the Catalonia Institute of Construction Technology, and he is the Spanish representative in Euroconstruct. He is observing the rollercoaster movements of the construction industry from these positions.
Josep Ramon Fontana
Josep Ramon FontanaITeC, Spain
Antonella Stemperini graduated in economics and possessing a background in statistics, she is a Senior Researcher at CRESME Ricerche (Economic and Social Studies Research Centre on the Construction Market and Territorial Planning), where she carries out in-depth analyses of the Italian construction market, defining strategic scenarios for sectoral and territorial development. She is also responsible for the design, management, coordination and implementation of international research projects and national studies and reports.
Antonella Stemperini
Antonella StemperiniCresme, Italy
Erling Røed Larsen is a professor of Economics at Oslo Metropolitan University, and he leads the research unit Housing Lab there. In addition, he is Head of Research at Samfunnsøkonomisk analyse, a consultancy, and Senior Economist II at Formue, a firm specializing in financial advice. He got his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2001 and has been active in economic research since. He enjoys popularizing economics and has written regularly in Aftenposten, a leading Norwegian newspaper, for two decades and he has written five popular science books on Economics. He participates in the public debate, both on TV and in the newspapers, and holds talks on the housing market, the Norwegian economy, and the world economy.
Erling Røed Larsen
Erling Røed LarsenProfessor and Head of Research,
Housing Lab at
Oslo Metropolitan University
Lasse Jonasson is a senior futurist and director at the The Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (CIFS), heading the advisory department. Lasse is primarily engaged in advisory of organizations within long term strategic transitions through scenario planning and through CIFS concept around Anticipatory Leadership and have years of experience in doing keynote talks. His competencies lie in anticipating changes and driving forces and applying these within the areas of future cities, mobility, the real estate market, and the financial industry. Lasse has a master’s in business economics and have previously worked in the real estate industry and the financial industry with strategy and risk management.
Lasse Jonasson
Lasse JonassonDirector & Futurist,
CIFS, DK
Mårten is a Market analyst at Prognosecenteret, where he focuses on forecasting and analyzing the Nordic construction market. He has extensive experience in the public sector, including national accounts, financial statistics, and labor market analysis. He holds a master’s degree in economics from the School of Business, Economics and Law in Gothenburg.
Mårten_Pappila
Mårten PappilaEconomist, Prognoscentret AB
Timo Koskinen has worked as a management consultant and analyst in the construction sector at Forecon since 2018. Timo has a strong technical background in construction and he holds a master of science in civil engineering. Timo leads the ’Construction Costs’ -Product segment at Forecon, which is focused on providing cost realated insight and price forecasts to support companies decisions-making process and risk management. Timo collaborates with the several procurement managers of the largest construction companies in the Nordic countries, which gives him an excellent and up-to-date understanding of the current market situation as well as valuable knowledge for estimating future price developments.
Timo Koskinen
Timo KoskinenHead of Product & Analyst,
Forecon OY
David works as a senior analyst at Prognosesenteret, where he is responsible for creating forecasts for the construction and building markets, developing model tools, and assessing the developments in the macroeconomic situation. He holds a master’s degree in Economics from the University of Bergen.
David Lund
David LundSenior Analyst,
Prognosesenteret AS
Michael Weingärtler joined the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO) in 1998, where he focuses on the analysis and forecasting of construction markets. As a member of the research group “Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis”, he also works on housing policy, public procurement and sustainability issues at the regional level. He has been closely involved with the leading European construction market forecasting group EURCONSTRUCT, contributing to its publications and conferences, as well as to the network’s online initiatives. With numerous years of diverse experience spanning national and international projects, he brings expertise as a lecturer and consultant, focusing particularly on public goods.
Michael Weingärtler
Michael WeingärtlerIndustry specialist,
WIFO

—— PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE

PROGRAM

Thursday, November 19 | PRE-CONFERENCE NETWORKING EVENING EVENT

Networking Part 1: Side-event

Networking events kick off in the late afternoon at approximately 5 p.m.
The detailed program, venues, and exact times will follow soon.

 

Networking Part 2: Get-together

Spend one evening with conference participants, speakers and the members of the EUROCONSTRUCT event.

8:30

Registration & coffee

Friday, November 20 | MAIN CONFERENCE DAY

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MACROECONOMIC AND CONSTRUCTION FORECASTS BY SECTORS

Registration & coffee

Opening greetings & conference introduction

Building the Foundations of Tomorrow: Global Realities, Resilience, and European Growth

Sami Pakarinen
Director of the Economy and Research Department at the Confederation of Finnish Industries EK
Vice-Chair of the OECD BIAC Economic Policy Committee

In an era of shifting global trade tensions and evolving industrial policies, business leaders and central banks are in the driver’s seats to guide the economy forward. This opening keynote adopts a high-level OECD perspective to analyze how taxation, trade, and macroeconomic trends shape our economic landscape. Ultimately, it explores why strategic investment in the built environment is the vital engine for progress and how the global challenges can be transformed into tangible European growth and resilience.

European Macroeconomic Trends Shaping the Future of Construction

Univ.-Prof. Gabriel Felbermayr
Director of the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (AT)

Gabriel Felbermayr has been Director of the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO) in Vienna and university professor at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) since 1 October 2021. Professor Gabriel Felbermayr, PhD, was born in June 1976 in Steyr, Austria. After studying Economics and Trade at the University of Linz, he went to Florence, Italy, to pursue his doctoral studies. 

His research and consulting work focuses on issues of international trade theory and policy, labour market research, European economic integration, and current economic policy issues. He has published a large number of articles in international academic journals, policy briefs, and newspapers. His research has been recognised with several awards.

Career milestones

2004 to 2005: Associate Consultant with McKinsey & Co. in Vienna. 2005 to 2008: Assistant Professor at the University of Tübingen.
2009 to 2010: Chair in International Economics at the University of Hohenheim (Stuttgart).
2010 to 2019: Lead of the ifo Center for International Economics at the University of Munich, where he also served as a full professor in International Economics.
2019 to 2021: President of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and ha chair in Economics and Economic Policy at Kiel University (CAU).

Key roles and positions

  • Member of the German Council of Economic Experts
  • Chairman of the Statistics Council of the Statistics Austria Federal Institute
  • President (2026) and Founding President (2022-23) of the “Austria Supply Chain Intelligence Institute” (ASCII).

European Construction Market Towards 2029 - Setting the Frame

Michael Klien
Senior Economist at Austrian Institute of Economic Research (AT)

Michael Klien is senior researcher at the Austrian Institute for Economic Research (WIFO). He completed his master's and doctorate studies at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration and then worked as a postdoc at the IAE de Paris, Sorbonne Graduate Business School. In his function as construction and housing expert, Michael is the Austrian representative in the EUROCONSTRUCT network. His research centers on the organisation and performance of public services, ranging from public economics, political economy, organisational studies to institutional and industrial economics.

10:30

Coffee break

European Residential Construction to 2029: The Road to Recovery

Amy Mulligan
Manager at Ernst & Young Economic Advisory (IE)

Amy Mulligan is an economist with EY, specialising in construction and housing market analysis across Ireland. She is the Irish member of the EUROCONSTRUCT Network, contributing to the preparation and synthesis of construction market forecasts and comprehensive research. In her role, Amy also advises public and private sector clients on housing and construction market developments, and is actively involved in shaping evidence-based insights to support sustainable growth across the built environment.

European Non-Residential Construction to 2029: Adapting to a New Demand Landscape

Lorenzo Rodriguez-Fernandez
Director at Keystone Economics (UK)

Lorenzo Rodriguez-Fernandez is a Director at Keystone Economics, the UK member of EUROCONSTRUCT, and a Senior Economist at Experian. He has been a UK EUROCONSTRUCT member for four years and is an expert in UK construction sector analysis. He plays a leading role in the UK team’s forecasting of market trends and in delivering strategic insights across commercial, residential and consumer markets.

European Civil Engineering to 2029: Building on Public Investment

Stefanie Siegrist
Economist at KOF – Swiss Economic Institute (CH)

Stefanie is a researcher in Economics working at KOF Swiss Economic Institute of ETH Zurich. Besides her involvement with the long-standing KOF firm surveys, she monitors the Swiss construction sector closely. As part of KOF’s forecasting group, Stefanie conducts in-depth analysis of the Swiss construction market and regularly forecasts construction investments for the next few quarters. Besides macro-level forecasting, she builds upon her profound knowledge of the construction economy on the micro-level, which is vital for this relatively small sector characterized by many peculiarities.

Q&A session

Presentation of the next EUROCONSTRUCT-Conference

Lunch

Afternoon session

European non-residential construction market towards 2028

Marte Strømme Svenberg
Senior Economist at Prognosesenteret AS

Marte works as a senior economist at Prognosesenteret Norway. Prior to that, she completed a Master's degree in economics. She works with the rest of Prognosesenteret's macro team to monitor and update forecasts for the national and international economy and the construction market.

Project market – how we have seen the resilience building in projects?

Markku Riihimäki
CEO and Founding Partner at Forecon

Markku Riihimäki is a leading expert and CEO of Forecon Ltd, specializing in construction materials market forecasting and business intelligence for the building sector. With an M.Sc. (Tech) and decades of experience, he is recognized for his research-driven insights into construction product markets, both in Finland and across Europe. As a member of the EUROCONSTRUCT network, he plays a key role in international market outlooks, supporting strategic planning for construction industry stakeholders, authorities, and investors.

EIB’s Role, Vision and Priorities in Supporting Europe’s Construction Investments

Jaani Pietikäinen
Head of EIB Group Office in Finland

Coffee break

European civil engineering market towards 2028

Ludwig Dorffmeister
Specialist for Construction and Real Estate Markets at ifo Institute, Germany

Ludwig Dorffmeister, industry specialist at the Munich-based ifo Institute, has been monitoring the construction sector in Germany for about one and a half decades now. For the market analysis, he can, among others, draw on a large number of in-house survey results.

Investment Trends in Germany: Ripple Effects on European Construction and the Wider Economy

Ludwig Dorffmeister
Specialist for Construction and Real Estate Markets at ifo Institute, Germany

Ludwig Dorffmeister, industry specialist at the Munich-based ifo Institute, has been monitoring the construction sector in Germany for about one and a half decades now. For the market analysis, he can, among others, draw on a large number of in-house survey results.

Sustainability Leadership and Climate Risk Preparedness: Insights from the Koskela Depot-project

Tiina Kuokkanen
Senior Manager, Sustainable Construction & Real Estate, Sweco Finland

Karoliina Lietonen
Senior Expert, Sustainable Construction & Real Estate, Sweco Finland

This presentation explores how sustainability leadership can be integrated into large-scale infrastructure projects, with a particular focus on climate risk preparedness. The Koskela Depot (Akseli Alliance) example illustrates practical approaches to both climate change mitigation and adaptation, demonstrating how climate risks can be systematically identified, managed, and embedded into project delivery.

The speakers bring hands-on experience from the project: Tiina Kuokkanen serves as the Sustainability Manager and Karoliina Lietonen as a BREEAM Accredited Professional (AP) at the project. Together, they lead the project’s sustainability work, offering practical insights into how sustainability leadership and climate risk preparedness are implemented in day-to-day project management.

Tiina Kuokkanen is a Senior Manager at Sweco, specializing in sustainability services for the real estate and construction sector, with a focus on developing sustainable project delivery models. She currently leads the sustainability team in the Koskela Depot (Akseli Alliance) project. Tiina’s core expertise lies in translating sustainability goals into practical implementation and ensuring their delivery in complex projects. She brings a strong background in real estate and urban development, as well as extensive experience in business leadership, and process improvement.

Karoliina Lietonen is an experienced sustainability professional and project manager with over 20 years of expertise in sustainable construction. She has played a key role in more than 30 BREEAM-certified building projects in Finland. Karoliina’s work covers the full lifecycle of sustainability management, from target setting and team guidance to implementation, monitoring, and reporting, with a strong focus on energy efficiency, material use, climate risk management, and circular economy. In addition, she has led lifecycle design teams and served as a climate and circular economy expert in major renovation projects, integrating ambitious carbon reduction and sustainability targets into project delivery. She holds qualifications in multiple environmental certification systems, including BREEAM, LEED, and the RTS Environmental Classification.

Q&A session and conclusions

End of conference

—— INTRODUCING OUR FIRST

SPEAKERS

The complete speaker list will be updated continuously.
Insights on the European construction market and macroeconomic forecasts will be presented by:

Gabriel Felbermayr

Director at the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (AT)

Michael Klien

Senior economist at the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (AT)

Amy Mulligan

Amy Mulligan

Manager at Ernst & Young Economic Advisory (IE)

Lorenzo Rodriguez-Fernandez

Director at Keystone Economics (UK)

Stefanie Siegrist

Research staff at KOF – Swiss Economic Institute (CH)

Portrait of Markku Riihimäki

Markku Riihimäki

CEO and Founding Partner at Forecon (FI)

Portrait foto of Jaani Pietikainen

Jaani Pietikäinen

Head of EIB Group Office in Finland (FI)

Portrait photo of Ludwig Dorffmeister

Ludwig Dorffmeister

Specialist for Construction and Real Estate Markets at ifo Institute (DE)

Foto of Tuomas Laitinen

Tuomas Laitinen

Construction market Expert AT FORECON (FI)

Foto of Tero Kiviniemi

Tero Kiviniemi

General Manager at Colas Northern Europe (FI)

Portrait photo of Sami Pakarinen

Sami Pakarinen

Director of the Economy and Research Department at the Confederation of Finnish Industries EK (FI)

Photo of Tiina Kuokkanen

Tiina Kuokkanen

Senior Manager Sustainable Construction & Real Estate AT Sweco Finland (FI)

Photo of Karoliina Lietonen

Karoliina Lietonen

Senior Expert Sustainable Construction & Real Estate AT Sweco Finland (FI)


—— TAYLORED CONFERENCE

PACKAGES

Join Europe’s leading construction market forecast event – on-site in Vienna or live from anywhere.

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Pre-Conference networking, conference access, lunch & coffee and the conference book — for each colleague joining on a Standard or Premium package.

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*) Exclusive rate for each additional colleague attending the on-site event with a Standard or Premium package.

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    4th June 2026
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    5th June 2026
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  • Lunch and coffee

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  • Conference book
  • EUROCONSTRUCT Country Report Austria
  • EUROCONSTRUCT Summary Report
  • EURCONSTRUCT Country Report containing all 19 countries
  • Complete Excel dataset

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€ 1,950
  • Pre-Conference networking
    4th June 2026
  • Conference access
    5th June 2026
  • 3 online participants included
  • Lunch and coffee

  • Exclusive bonus packages
  • Conference book
  • EUROCONSTRUCT Country Report Austria
  • EUROCONSTRUCT Summary Report
  • EURCONSTRUCT Country Report containing all 19 countries
  • Complete Excel dataset

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€ 2,600
  • Pre-Conference networking
    4th June 2026
  • Conference access
    5th June 2026
  • 3 online participants included
  • Lunch and coffee

  • Exclusive bonus packages
  • Conference book
  • EUROCONSTRUCT Country Report Austria
  • EUROCONSTRUCT Summary Report
  • EURCONSTRUCT Country Report containing all 19 countries
  • Complete Excel dataset

Additional participant*

€ 700
  • Pre-Conference networking
    4th June 2026
  • Conference access
    5th June 2026
  • Lunch and coffee

  • Exclusive bonus packages
  • Conference book

*) Exclusive rate for each additional colleague attending the on-site event with a Standard or Premium Package.

—— HISTORIC CONFERENCE

VENUES

 

Main conference venue

The House of Industry
Schwarzenbergplatz 4
1030 Vienna
Austria

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CONTACT

For inquiries about the 102nd EUROCONSTRUCT-Conference contact:

Mr. Michael Weingärtler
michael.weingaertler@wifo.ac.at

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OUR TARGETED AUDIENCE

The EUROCONSTRUCT conferences are aimed at anyone interested in the economic development of the European construction industry. The focus is on decision-makers, strategic marketing staff and all those involved in construction forecasting. 

From an industry perspective, the event is aimed at the construction and construction supply industries. Attendees also include finance, insurance, consultancy and public institutions professionals. 

The majority of attendees are from Europe. They also come from countries looking to open up new business opportunities in Europe.

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Mid- and large-sized building companies

CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY INDUSTRY

Building design, building services, building materials, building chemistry, and construction machinery suppliers

FINANCE AND INSURANCE INDUSTRY

Banks, financial and credit institutions, insurances

DEVELOPERS

Property developers, investors, housing associations, project managers, architects and engineers

PUBLIC BODIES AND INTEREST GROUPS

Government departments, agencies, European organisations, industry associations, national and international bodies.

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Contact: office@euroconstruct.org

We are proud to partner with the following organisation for this conference:

ACE – The Architects’ Council of Europe, the representative organisation for the architectural profession at European level, and it aspires to speak with a single voice on its behalf in order to achieve its objectives. Its growing membership currently consists of 52 member organisations, which are the regulatory and professional representative bodies in all European Union (EU) Member States, Accession Countries, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway, and six observer members (Serbia, Ukraine, Montenegro, Republic of North Macedonia, Republic of Kosovo, Republic of Moldova). Through them, the ACE represents the interests of more than half a million architects from 36 European countries.

WHAT TO EXPECT

IN-DEPTH EXPERTISE

Join our keynote speakers and learn more about the latest trends in European construction and the influencing factors behind them. Take advantage of our long history and in-depth regional and sector expertise.

PRACTICAL BENEFITS

Engage with experts and industry leaders on the topics which matter most for you. There will be plenty of time for this in the numerous discussion panels throughout the conference.

INSIGHTFUL TAKE AWAY

Power-up your network, meet potential business partners and take a closer look at our network and the people behind it.

OUR HISTORIC RECORD

PREVIOUS EUROCONSTRUCT CONFERENCES

2025
Winter
Paris, France
A panoramic view of Paris with the Eiffel Tower rising above the city’s classic rooftops and a bridge crossing the Seine River in the foreground.

100th Conference

2025
Summer
Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw Skyline

99th Conference

2024
Winter
Milan, Italy
Teaser image of the milan event

98th Conference

Summer
Stockholm, Sweden


97th Conference

2023
2021-2023
91th to 96th Conference

Winter 2023 - Dublin, Ireland

Summer 2023 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Winter 2022 - London, United Kingdom

Summer 2022 - Warsaw, Poland

Winter 2021 - Verona, Italy

Summer 2021 - Vienna, Austria

2020
2011-2020
71th to 90th Conference

Winter 2020 - Munich, Germany

Summer 2020 - Stockholm, Sweden

Winter 2019 - Warsaw, Poland

Summer 2019 - Rome, Italy

Winter 2018 - Paris, France

Summer 2018 - Helsinki, Finland

Winter 2017 - Munich, Germany

Summer 2017 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Winter 2016 - Barcelona, Spain

Summer 2016 - Dublin, Ireland

Winter 2015 - Budapest, Hungary

Summer 2015 - Warsaw, Poland

Winter 2014 - Milan, Italy

Summer 2014 - Oslo, Norway

Winter 2013 - Prague, Czech Republic

Summer 2013 - Copenhagen, Denmark

Winter 2012 - Munich, Germany

Summer 2012 - London, United Kingdom

Summer 2011 - Paris, France

Summer 2011 - Helsinki, Finland

2010
2001 – 2010
51st to 70th Conference

Winter 2010 - Budapest, Hungary

Summer 2010 - Dublin, Ireland

Winter 2009 - Zurich, Switzerland

Summer 2009 - Warsaw, Poland

Winter 2008 - Brussels, Belgium

Summer 2008 - Rome, Italy

Winter 2007 - Vienna, Austria

Summer 2007 - Prague, Czech Republic

Winter 2006 - Munich, Germany

Summer 2006 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Winter 2005 - Barcelona, Spain

Summer 2005 - Cardiff, United Kingdom

Winter 2004 - Paris, France

Summer 2004 - Stockholm, Sweden

Winter 2003 - Funchal, Madeira

Summer 2003 - Budapest, Hungary

Winter 2002 - Munich, Germany

Summer 2002 - Dublin, Ireland

Winter 2001 - Rome, Italy

Summer 2001 - Copenhagen, Denmark

2000
1991 – 2000
31st to 50th Conference

Winter, 2000 - Paris, France

Summer, 2000 - Vienna, Austria

January 2000 - Cambridge, United Kingdom

Summer, 1999 - Prague, Czech Republic

Winter, 1998 - Berlin, Germany

Summer, 1998 - Lisboa, Portugal

Winter, 1997 - Barcelona, Spain

Summer, 1997 - Rome, Italy

Winter, 1996 - Paris, France

Summer, 1996 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Winter, 1995 - Budapest, Hungary

Summer, 1995 - London, United Kingdom

Winter, 1994 - Zurich, Switzerland

Summer, 1994 - Lillehammer, Norway

Winter, 1993 - Munich, Germany

Summer, 1993 - Copenhagen, Denmark

Winter, 1992 - Paris, France

Summer, 1992 - Helsinki, Finnland

Winter, 1991 - Barcelona, Spain

Summer, 1991 - Rome, Italy

1990
1981 – 1990
11th to 30th Conference

Winter, 1990 - Munich, Germany

Summer, 1990 - London, United Kingdom

Winter, 1989 - Paris, France

Summer, 1989 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Winter, 1988 - Vienna, Austria

Summer, 1988 - Edinbourgh, United Kingdom

Winter, 1987 - Munich, Germany

Summer, 1987 - Zurich, Switzerland

Winter, 1986 - Lyon, France

Summer, 1986 - Copenhagen, Denmark

Winter, 1985 - Venice, Italy

Summer, 1985 - London, United Kingdom

Winter, 1984 - Munich, Germany

Summer, 1984 - Paris, France

Winter, 1983 - Rome, Italy

Summer, 1983 - London, United Kingdom

Winter, 1982 - Copenhagen, Denmark

Summer, 1982 - Vienna, Austria

Winter, 1981 - Munich, Germany

Summer, 1981 - Paris, France

1980
1975 – 1980
1st to 10th Conference

Winter, 1980 - London, United Kingdom

Summer, 1980 - Rome, Italy

Winter, 1979 - Rotterdam, Netherlands

Summer, 1979 - London, United Kingdom

Winter, 1978 - Paris, France

Summer, 1978 - London, United Kingdom

Winter, 1977 - Munich, Germany

Summer, 1977 - Paris, France

Winter, 1976 - Rome, Italy

Winter, 1975 - Munich, Germany

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