Andrius Klimas
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2026-05-08 14:51 • 2 min read
On the evening of Thursday, May 7, the AGMEKA showroom officially opened its doors within the “Sand Offices” business center on Žalgirio Street in Vilnius. The opening event, titled “LIGHT & WINE,” brought together architects and construction industry professionals to explore the latest interior and exterior finishing trends in an informal setting.
The new AGMEKA space is designed as a platform for active dialogue between material suppliers and the architectural community. The exhibition highlights the use of natural light, energy efficiency, and functionality—elements that are becoming increasingly critical in both private residential construction and large-scale commercial projects.
Event partner VBH Lithuania, the official representative for ROTO roof windows in Lithuania, presented advanced solutions for natural lighting. According to the head of VBH Lithuania, in a rapidly changing market, responsibility and mutual trust are essential factors in ensuring that the end client receives a high-value product that meets technical expectations.
Located in the growing Žalgirio Street business hub of the Lithuanian capital, this facility will serve as both a showroom and a technical consultation center. Professionals can discuss non-standard engineering solutions, share expertise, and receive direct assistance from the AGMEKA team when designing complex structural nodes.
Visitors are invited to explore material innovations and technical capabilities aimed at optimizing building performance. The expansion of such specialized spaces in Vilnius reflects a growing demand for high-competence services within the construction and design sectors.
Key Information:
* Location: Žalgirio St., Vilnius, “Sand Offices” business center.
* Focus: Modern finishes, natural lighting, and energy efficiency.
* Partnerships: Technical consultations available for ROTO and other manufacturers.
Where is the new AGMEKA showroom located?
The showroom is located in the Sand Offices business center on Žalgirio Street in Vilnius, Lithuania.
What is the primary focus of the new space?
The space focuses on modern interior and exterior finishes, natural lighting solutions, and energy-efficient architectural products.
Who can benefit from visiting this showroom?
It is primarily designed for architects, construction professionals, and developers seeking technical consultations and modern material solutions.