Ecobuild returns in March with an increased and in-depth focus on the latest industry trends, challenges and opportunities
– and how professionals from across the whole supply chain can capitalise on them.
The Next Generation day looks to the
The programme will be delivered by
Visitors will find a wealth of specialist
future: how smart technology, changing
industry leading figures and organisations
support and solutions – and much more
demographics and wellness will drive
including Architype, Glenn Howells
besides – at Ecobuild 2016.
design and construction in the future
Architects, Marks & Spencer, British Land,
as well as how to address the skills gap
Jones Lang LaSalle, BRE, ICE, Zero Carbon
and attract young talent to the industry.
Hub and Willmott Dixon Energy Services.
Ecobuild’s most exploratory, provocative
and inspiring day – it is a must for all those
with an interest in ‘what’s next’.
Reflecting the construction industry,
Ecobuild is constantly evolving; ensuring
that it continues to provide relevant,
Among the speakers, David Hancock, Head
dynamic content and create opportunities
of Construction, UK Cabinet Office will talk
to make new connections.
Ecobuild 2016 is co-located with Resource,
the leading resource efficiency event, from
8th to 10th March at London’s ExCeL.
For more information please visit
www.ecobuild.co.uk.
about how to inspire talent and nurture
the next generation of skills while Richard
Francis, Prinicipal, The Monomoy Company
will deliver a speech entitled ‘What’s good
for the next generation of buildings?’
Ecobuild’s essential educational offering
Ecobuild 2016 will also feature six
CPD-accredited learning hubs;
Building Performance, Design, Energy,
#BuildCircular, Infrastructure Revolution
and Digital Building. A highly-provoking
seminar programme, it will provide visitors
and exhibitors with the know-how to do
their jobs better and the business case to
help them make more informed decisions
to address these cha