Futurebuild will host a fantastic, thought-provoking conference and seminar programme across the three event days
Reaching net zero by 2050 is no simple task and no one person or company has all the answers. That’s why it is essential to share knowledge and learn from each other so real positive change can be created in the built environment and construction sector.
Handing over the reins of their seminar programme to the great thinkers and disruptors in the sector, Futurebuild is doing its part to share the knowledge, give a forum to ask questions and as a collective, start to bring to life some of the answers to help us deliver a better built environment. Curated and delivered by over 90 industry partners and featuring a stellar line-up of over 300 speakers, the seminar programme brings the whole industry together to debate and learn from each other.
Taking place from March 7 to March 9 at London’s ExCeL, the three-day programme will educate and inform across a range of subject areas with content that is relevant now. The programme features practical and actionable CPD accredited sessions so visitors can gain many CPD points in one visit and at the same time acquire the knowledge and skills that will help them in their day-to-day role.
Expanded for 2023, 135 seminar sessions will offer strength and breadth of content and will be delivered across seven seminar stages: materials, interiors & lighting, buildings & offsite, retrofit, sustainable infrastructure, energy & district energy and digital.
Stand out sessions from across the ambitious programme include masterclasses with Bill Dunster, Architect and Founder of ZedPower; Duncan Baker-Brown, Co-Founder of BBM Sustainable Design; Zerlina Hughes, Founder and Creative Director of Studio ZNA; Dr Tom Woolley, Architect and Academic, and David Cheshire, Sustainability Director at AECOM. They will explore and tackle some of the industry’s biggest and most critical topics from ‘zero bills’ homes to material use, lighting design to bio-based materials and building a circular future.
“Our well-respected seminar programme will provide an opportunity for companies and professionals throughout the construction supply chain to take a stand and speak on issues they are passionate about. These daily sessions on each of the stages will share the latest thinking and research to update, inform and inspire visitors to make a positive change,” explained Martin Hurn, Event Director at Futurebuild. “By inviting pioneers in sustainability to share their success stories, it’s time for the industry to gather and take a stand too.”
The seminars and conferences taking place across the week will be a great chance to brush up on your knowledge, or even learn new information. To those who spend so much time focusing on one area of the industry, Futurebuild is a great opportunity to further your knowledge upon different areas of the industry and the updates that each sector of the industry is embarking upon in order to meet net-zero targets.
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