At bauma 2025, Doka unveiled one of the most ambitious digital initiatives in the formwork industry to date: Doka 360. The integrated customer platform digitally connects and streamlines all key touchpoints – from planning and ordering to site operations and return logistics – along the formwork process. This marks a new chapter in construction partnerships – one that frees up time, simplifies workflows, and unleashes the full productivity potential on the jobsite.

Infrastructure construction demands adaptable, high-performing solutions. As a full-service provider for formwork and scaffolding, Doka supports customers with a comprehensive offering that covers all project phases, from engineering and planning to safe and efficient execution on-site. At bauma 2025 in Munich, Germany, Doka demonstrated how this integrated approach creates measurable value for modern infrastructure projects worldwide.

Doka, a global leader in formwork and scaffolding solutions, is setting new benchmarks in safety and efficiency as construction progresses at the highly anticipated 17-story condominium building One Harbor Shore Drive, located within Boston’s iconic Fan Pier development.

Rising costs, growing demand for affordable housing, and an acute shortage of skilled labor, combined with stubbornly low productivity, is putting the construction industry under pressure. To support a more productive future, Doka, a technology leader in the formwork sector, is evolving automation for the construction sector. At bauma 2025, the company is showcasing its latest innovations in robotics, sensor technology and automated climbing formwork, which are setting new standards for safer, faster, and more efficient building sites.

At bauma 2025, Doka, together with parent company Umdasch Group, will present more than 40 pioneering innovations in formwork, scaffolding, and other key areas covering the lifecycle of a building object. Visitors to the 5,300 m² exhibition space (booth FN.420 – FN.423) will experience new technologies, products, and materials designed to drive efficiency and boost productivity on the job site, with the aim of making concrete construction fit for the future.

Doka, a global leader in formwork and scaffolding, has become the first company in its industry to commit to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This milestone reflects Doka’s ambition to reduce emissions in line with the latest scientific guidance and contribute to limiting global warming to 1.5°C. By aligning its goals with the SBTi, Doka is positioning itself in the forefront to global effort to decarbonise the construction industry.

Doka’s advanced preassembly services played a pivotal role in the successful construction of the architecturally unique Wagner Pavilion in Battery Park City. As part of the South Battery Park City Resiliency Project, this 19,204-square-foot, two-story concrete structure required sophisticated engineering to achieve its intricate design, which features parabolic arches, curved walls, and complex geometries.

The skyline of Downtown Brooklyn is being reshaped with the construction of 55 Willoughby, a 43-story luxury mixed-use tower, thanks in part to Doka’s advanced formwork and shoring solutions. Developed by Lonicera Partners and Rabina, with Noble as the general contractor and Moore Group handling the concrete work, the project is slated for completion in late 2025.

The highly anticipated Casamar oceanfront development in Pompano Beach, Florida is rising to new heights, thanks to the seamless collaboration between developer Related Group, general contractor Coastal Construction, and concrete contractor Coast to Coast Forms. Doka, a global leader in formwork solutions, is playing a critical role in ensuring the project's success by providing a comprehensive package of formwork, shoring, and reshoring materials.

Colorado’s Gross Reservoir serves as a combination storage and regulating facility for water that flows under the North America Continental Divide. Doka supplied a custom engineered formwork solution to raise the reservoir’s dam, nearly tripling its capacity.