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OFFSITE EXPO SHOW PREVIEW 29


Offsite technology innovation


Taking place at the Coventry Building Society Arena on 20-21 September, Offsite Expo is the home of innovative offsite building and digital construction technologies


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ffsite technology is now seen as the most important solution to overcome many of the challenges


facing the industry today. Bringing together influential innovators within the sector who are driving change in the industry, Offsite Expo provides access to a wealth of knowledge and offsite innovation. Construction professionals can gain a broad spectrum of offsite industry intelligence and practical insight – all under one roof. The event also features the Offsite Construction Awards, held on 20 September.


Advanced manufacturing approaches and smart digital construction technologies combine with innovative displays, live demonstrations, and pioneering speakers. The event will play host to manufacturers and component suppliers showcasing a broad spectrum of panelised, volumetric modular systems, pod and prefabricated MEP solutions.


The last Offsite Expo attracted over 3,000 visitors, and over 100 exhibiting companies promoted offsite solutions and smart technologies alongside 40 hours of CPD Accredited presentations.


Explore technologies


Offsite technology challenges outmoded construction practices, as a progressive and productive step that is set to revolutionise the way buildings are designed and assembled. Every major review of the construction industry has in some way recommended a move towards advanced factory-based construction methods. The organisers of Offsite Expo believe it is set to become Europe’s largest dedicated event, providing “direct access to this


innovative and fast-moving sector.” Visitors can get to grips with the latest offsite methods and smart digital technology in “the widest and most comprehensive display within the built environment.”


Find expertise


The event has the opportunity for “rapid and efficient access to the latest information” which is “crucial to success” in offsite. Advanced approaches and innovative technologies are changing the face of construction, and The Offsite Masterclass Theatres provide over 40 hours of CPD Accredited presentations in a “dynamic and interactive format” for those looking to learn directly from offsite industry experts.


Expect business opportunities The Offsite Connect Forum gives exhibitors the opportunity to gain access to key industry professionals with a buying or specifying remit. This Forum offers a “structured, highly effective way for new and existing offsite industry suppliers to connect with potential customers easily and cost effectively in highly focused meetings.” The greatest success of the 2021 event for


many, say the organisers, were the business development opportunities secured in the Offsite Connect Buyers and Specifiers Forum, which was a “hive of activity,” and open exclusively to exhibitors. With over 100 buyers and specifiers participating from high profile construction companies such as Mace, Willmott Dixon, Kier, Balfour Beatty, Galliford Try and the NHS – over 330 business meetings took place and feedback from both the buyers and exhibitors was reportedly “outstanding.”


To book free tickets to Offsite Expo 2022, visit the website: www.offsite-expo.co.uk/book


ADF SEPTEMBER 2022 WWW.ARCHITECTSDATAFILE.CO.UK


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