9 Reasons to Visit Worldbex 2015
Drop by the 20th Philippine World Building and Construction Exposition for construction and design ideas!
Photography: Mark Francis Jesalva
Looking for design-related products and services? You're in luck! Construction and design professionals (and enthusiasts!) are invited to visit the 20th Philippine World Building and Construction Exposition (WORLDBEX) from March 11 to 15 at the World Trade Center and the Philippine Trade Training Center.Â
Here are 9 reasons why you shouldn't miss the 20th Worldbex:
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