2020 Vision The Future of the Built Environment
21- 22 June 2018, Business Design Centre London
Now in its fourth year, vision has become an essential resource for thousands of architects, technologists, designers, developers, specifiers and their clients.
Celebrating design, specification and product innovation in creating smarter buildings and better places, Vision’ s aim is to always push forward to future-proof design in construction. The show provides an international focus for innovative products and building solutions, bringing together some of the best designs and leading figures from across Western Europe for two days of business, learning and networking.
Some of the 2018 highlights will include; over 100 major brands and innovative start-ups, hundreds of cutting-edge products and building solutions, including research and development into the latest software and over 100 hours of free seminars providing a unique industry insight across four theatres.
Vision is also focusing on international conversations, an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with continental counterparts, presented through a collection of pavilions from Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Latvia.
Ambitious plans are in place to grow the exhibition and extend Vision’ s Educational Programme, whose supporters include the RIBA, CIAT, BRE, New London Architecture & the London Festival of Architecture. Vision will play host to over 100 international industry experts to deliver another highly acclaimed seminar programme.
With four content-packed seminar theatres over two days, we’ ll be asking big questions of big names in architecture, engineering, and urban development, across three big themes:
1. Added Value With urbanism, infrastructure and Architecture being fundamental to the economic success of cities, neighbourhoods, institutions, companies and brands, how can we quantify and maximize the impact of high-quality design on society, economic sustainability and
40- www. refurbandrestore. co. uk commercial success? 2. Health, Wellbeing & Sustainability How can we design buildings and places that promote healthy environments and sustainable lifestyles, whilst also being efficient to build and run?
3. Common Good What steps can we take to ensure that our buildings and public spaces are inclusive, safe and welcoming and make a positive contribution to civic life?
With keynote presentations from Patrick Schumacher, Principal, Zaha Hadid Architects and Chris Wilkinson, Director at Wilkinson Eyre, speakers confirmed so far include:
1. Indy Johar, Dark Matter 2. Finn Williams, Co-Founder & CEO, Public
Practice 3. Chris Wilkinson, Wilkinson Eyre 4. Rab Bennetts, Director, Bennetts
Associates 5. Ben rogers, Director, Centre for London 6. Alex de Rijke / Jasmin Sohi, dRMM 7. Jeanette Veldekamp, Associate Director,
Chapman Taylor 8. David West, Founding Director, Studio
Egret West 9. David Partridge, Managing Partner,
Argent Services LLP 10. Max Farrell, Partner, Farrells 11. Mairead Carroll, Programme Director
Housing, London First 12. Mike Emmerich, Founding Director,
Metro Dynamics 13. Sarah Wigglesworth, Director, Sarah
Wigglesworth Architects 14. Martin Lydon, Associate, Haworth
Thompkins 15. Paul Monaghan, AHMM 16. Rachel Bagenal, Naked House 17. Jonathan Kendall, FletcherPriest 18. Harbinder Singh Birdi, Partner, Hawkins
Brown 19. Paul Foulkes, Building Automation
Manager, WAGO 20. Linda Thiel, Partner, White Arkitekter 21. Christina Seilern, Studio Seilern
Architects 22. Phil Coffey, Founder, Coffey Architects 23. Earle Arney, Founder & CEO, Arney
Fender Katsalidis 24. Mike Stiff, Co-Founder, Stiff + Trevillion 25. David Perkins, Principal, Perkins + Will 26. Ron Bakker, Founding Partner, PLP
To find out more and to register for your FREE place visit visionlondon. com or call 0203 409 0623.