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SHOW PREVIEW: FUTUREBUILD


is a great space which brings together some of the brightest and most committed minds enabling fantastic collaboration, some of which now serve as exemplars within our sector. The energy crisis of both cost and provision grid constraints, and the path to net zero all pose signifi cant challenges today in terms of both cost and programme. These challenges are expected to scale with time, and we’re delighted to join the discussion and contribute with how we can support developers in the transition.” Remember, the audience is invited to join the collaborative engagement needed to address the severity of climate and ecological breakdown – so, let’s come together, learn together, change together and, most importantly, act together. Starting now!


out Dragon’s Den-style, pitching live in the conference arena to a panel of industry experts chaired by Dr Oliver Jones, research director at Ryder Architecture. “This is a truly fantastic opportunity to be a part of one of the UK’s largest construction innovation forums,” said Jeya Sivasubramaniam, director of growth and commercial strategy at SNRG. “Futurebuild


Futurebuild 2023 will take place from 7-9 March at London’s ExCeL. For more details and exhibitor enquiries, visit www.futurebuild.co.uk Visitor registration is now open – scan the QR code now...


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