SHOW PREVIEW: LONDON BUILD 2026 57 SHOW PREVIEW


Excel, London 25-26 November


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his November, London Build 2026, co- located with elementalLONDON, will bring together architects, designers, developers, contractors, manufacturers and built environment professionals at Excel London for two days of insight, networking and collaboration. Taking place on 25-26 November, the event will explore the ideas, technologies and approaches shaping the future of architecture, design and construction, with a strong focus on housing, sustainability and digital transformation.


ARCHITECTURE IN FOCUS The Architecture Stage will be a key destination for architects and designers, with a programme exploring some of the major opportunities and challenges facing the profession.


Among the sessions to look out for are “Collaboration in Action: Designing in the Digital Era,” “The UK’s Path to Net-Zero: Architects Driving the Agenda” and “Rethinking Residential Design: Meeting the UK’s Housing Needs.” The programme will also feature “Meet the Women Shaping the Future of UK Architecture,” highlighting the people driving change across the profession.


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Newly announced speakers include senior representatives from Chapman Taylor, Hawkins\Brown, Gensler, AHMM and KPF, alongside a growing line-up of architectural and design professionals.


DISCOVER PROJECTS & IDEAS The Architect’s Hub will provide a visual highlight of the event, with a walk-through gallery showcasing upcoming projects and innovations from leading architectural practices. Already announced practices include HS2, Dela Architects, Pascall + Watson, HOK and Zaha Hadid Architects. For visitors looking to discover new ideas,


materials and approaches, the hub will offer an opportunity to see what is currently being developed across the sector and connect with the practices behind these projects.


HOUSING & SUSTAINABLE DESIGN Housing will also feature prominently, with the UK Housing Stage bringing together professionals from across the residential sector to discuss development, delivery and the future of UK housing.


Sessions including “Affordable Housing: Meeting the UK’s Growing Needs”, “Government & Industry Collaboration: Accelerating the UK’s Housing Delivery” and “MMC in Action: Unlocking the UK’s Housing Potential” will explore how the industry can respond to growing demand while delivering high-quality, sustainable homes. The Sustainability Arena, shared with co- located event elementalLONDON, will offer further insight into design and specifi cation, with sessions including “Tackling Embodied Carbon in UK Construction” and “What’s in the UK Net Zero Building Standard?” Visitors can explore the latest products, materials and technologies from 450+ exhibitors, creating opportunities to discover new solutions and connect directly with manufacturers and suppliers. The co-location with elementalLONDON will also bring additional focus to , energy effi ciency and uilding performance, giing specifi ers a broader perspective on the technologies infl uencing proect design and deliery. With 25,000+ attendees, 450+ exhibitors and 900+ speakers across 17 CPD-accredited stages, London Build 2026 promises two packed days for architects, designers and specifi ers looing to discoer new proects, explore emerging solutions and connect with the people shaping the built environment.


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