36 HOMES SHOW PREVIEW
• Brexit or bust? What’s next for the residential market?
• Design quality: Building better, not just building more
• Hackitt 18 months on: What still needs to change?
• Regeneration: How do we drive quality community engagement?
• Homes for an ageing population: At crisis point?
• Sustainability and the carbon zero challenge
• Health and wellbeing in our homes and towns
The show floor is set to host over 200 exhibitors, showcasing innovative products and services
All of the action in one place The show floor is set to host over 200 exhibitors, showcasing innovative products and services designed for Homes UK’s key market. Meanwhile, the extensive conference programme will run over seven varied theatres covering everything from sustainability, design quality and regeneration, to planning reform, Brexit and the sector’s future workforce. The organisers commented: “Bringing together a programme that covers every type of residential accommodation is no mean feat, but we’ve curated the best of the sector’s expertise and achievements through over 70 hours of high-calibre content.”
Although now in its eighth year, the ethos of Homes UK hasn’t changed – “keeping the design, build and management of great quality homes in thriving communities at its heart.” The programme will provide insight on complex challenges while also offering practical advice and success stories led by industry peers.
Choose from topics spanning the entire lifecycle of residential development and asset management. This year, you'll find industry heavyweights and rising stars alongside even the odd celebrity, making Homes UK an event not to be missed. This year’s conference highlights include: • How should we reform the planning system?
Why should you attend Homes UK? Visitors to Homes UK can learn from case studies on what is working in the sector, gain fresh ideas from international speakers from Vienna, the US and more. They will be able to rapidly expand their network at one of the biggest meeting places for the entire sector with over 6,000 attendees at curated networking events, and keep up to date with product innovations and sector announcements at Homes UK’s biggest-ever exhibition of 250 suppliers.
What’s new for 2019? With a focus on rapidly growing markets like Build to Rent, student accommodation, intergenerational and co-living, visitors to this year’s event can keep up with trends or research expansion opportunities, while also “reimagining what housing looks like” at the ‘Home of 2030’ charette led by the Ministry of Building Innovation & Education (MOBIE), and generating ideas by collaborating with students and sector leaders. Also, with this year’s New TECH theatre dedicated to digital innovation and customer experience, visitors will have a one-stop shop to help progress along their digital journey.
Public sector and not-for-profit employees can register for a free visitor pass (a £165+VAT per day ticket fee applies to private sector and for-profit attendees) and start planning their content schedule. Tell us what you’re most looking forward to by joining the conversation on Twitter @HomesEvent. We look forward to welcoming you to London’s ExCeL to explore the #futureofliving.
Visit
www.homesevent.co.uk/register to complete your registration and secure your ticket
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