New convention center designed by James Ingo Freed opened in 1986. Replaced New York Coliseum as city's major convention facility. Named after Senator Jacob K. Javits in 1984. Construction faced multiple delays due to cost overruns
Located in Marston Green, near Birmingham and Solihull. Originally planned for M1 junction but rejected by Leicestershire Council. Opened by Queen Elizabeth II on February 2, 1976
Formerly VCEC, now has 43,340 square metres of meeting space. East Building contains 12,400 m² with 8,500 m² exhibition hall. West Building opened in 2009 with 110,000 m² total space
Largest convention complex in San Francisco, opened in 1981. Named after former mayor George Moscone, who opposed development. Complex spans 87 acres across three blocks in South of Market. Contains three main halls: South, North, and West
World's heaviest administrative building at 4,098,500 tonnes. Located atop Dealul Spirii in Bucharest, reaching 84m height. Contains 365,000m2 floor area and 2,550,000m3 volume. Features 23 sections and eight underground levels
Theme: "Green Desert, Better Environment" promoting sustainable innovations. Event spans 1.7 million square meters in Al Bidda Park. Scheduled from October 2, 2023 to March 28, 2024. Expected to attract over 3 million visitors