FUTUREBUILD 2024 SHOW PREVIEW 29
highlighting the importance of climate change and the need to take action to work together to achieve a better built environment.
• New Exhibitors will include Danosa, Saint-Gobain Ecophon, FRAMECAD®
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O’Reilly Precast and also returning this year are Aico, Viessmann, Bosch, Aco technologies amongst many others.
• The National Retrofit Conference curated by the Retrofit Academy. It will consist of a three-day programme to examine in detail how we are to deliver retrofit across the UK at the scale needed, from policy to practical delivery.
Following the success of last year’s launch, 2024 will see the return of the FutureX Innovation Area, where start-ups and SME’s have a space to showcase their scalable innovations – including the ‘Dragon’s Den’ style, Big Ideas Pitch, to recognise the best innovative idea or solution for 2024.
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Even more innovation can be found in the Innovation Gallery, Big Innovation Pitch and Innovation Trail. This is where partners present products, solutions and materials to specifiers and innovators and showcase their latest game-changing innovations in front of a live audience, with winners being announced at the show.
Knowledge sharing Visitors can expect seven zones, including The FutureX Innovation Area all with dedicated exhibitors and a targeted seminar programme for each zone. Other show sections include Buildings, Energy, Digital, Retrofit, Sustainable Infrastructure and Materials.
Join us in taking a stand and be a part of the solution for shaping the future of the built environment. For more information and exhibitor inquiries, please visit
www.futurebuild.co.uk
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