LONDON BUILD SHOW PREVIEW 51 SHOW PREVIEW


19-20 November London Build Expo


LONDON BUILD MARKS 10 YEARS


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ondon Build is taking over Olympia’s Grand and National Halls on 19 and 20 November to celebrate 10 years of connecting the construction industry. To mark the milestone, this year’s event will offer more content, networking, and community building opportunities than ever before.


As one of the UK’s largest construction shows, London Build attracts over 38,000 attendees, 750+ speakers across 12 CPD accredited stages, and more than 450 exhibitors, making it the premier destination for professionals across the built environment.


WHAT TO EXPECT


This year’s show features 12 stages covering the full spectrum of the construction industry. Attendees can explore the AI & Digital Construction Stage, Architecture Stage, Building Safety & Security Stage, Construction Marketing Stage, Diversity in Construction Stage, Fire Safety Stage, Modern Methods of Construction Stage, Networking Hub, Skyscraper & Tall Buildings Stage, Sustainability Stage and UK Housing & Real Estate Stage.


A MUST ATTEND EVENT FOR ANYONE SHAPING THE FUTURE OF THE UK’S BUILT ENVIRONMENT


The programme tackles the industry’s biggest challenges, from design trends and sustainable practices to innovative workplaces, homes, and public spaces, as well as high-rise projects and urban engineering solutions. Digital construction takes centre stage, with sessions on robotics, automation, and AI, while sustainability and climate resilience run across all stages. Diversity, inclusion, and gender balance are also key themes, refl ecting the sector’s commitment to a workforce representative of the communities it serves. Attendees can also engage directly with decision makers at the Government Hub and explore procurement opportunities through Meet the Buyer sessions, offering unique access to key projects, industry contacts, and real world insights.


LEADING VOICES


These stages will feature some of the most infl uential global leaders in construction, including the following:


• Manuela Gatto, director at Zaha Hadid Architects


• Oliver Hall, partner at Make Architects • Angela Brockbank, affordable homes sector director at Galliford Try


• Kamran Moazami, executive managing director of property & buildings at WSP


• Dan Hawthorn, executive director of housing and social investment at Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea


• Grant Kanik, partner & deputy head of workplace consultancy at Foster and Partners


• Paul Drayton, head of digital – Europe at Laing O’Rourke


• Rob Mcgill, sustainable design leader of HOK


• Jamie Young, head of design management at Morgan Sindall


• Trudi Sully, industrialised construction director at Mott MacDonald


• Alison Crompton, head of existing buildings decarbonisation UK at AECOM


• Liz Blackwell, group head of sustainability strategy, planning and change at L&Q Group


• m Aldrun, head of meridian water development at Enfi eld Council


• Neil Dobbs, head of facades at Multiplex • Dr Jaylina Rana, senior associate director, London Building Structures at Jacobs


• Clare Francis, head of recruitment at Willmott Dixon


• Andrea Singh, executive director of people at BAM UK & Ireland


• Gemma Rees, project director at McLaren Construction Group


Speakers will cover sustainable architecture, workplace design, retrofi tting, and the integration of technology and creativity into construction, offering practical guidance alongside forward-looking thought leadership. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, London Build Expo 2025 promises its biggest and most dynamic edition yet – a must attend event for anyone shaping the future of the UK’s built environment.


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