Join us 23-25 March
Building for tomorrow celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2021 and to mark the occasion, next year’s online event will be bigger and better than ever!
Running 23-25 March 2021, Building for tomorrow 2021 is an ambitious virtual event over three days. As with previous Building for tomorrow events, the focus is still to guide you through key issues affecting the future of home building, but you can expect a wider range of topics and more keynote speakers this time to inform, challenge perceptions and provide solutions. You definitely don’t want to miss it!
Delegate places will be available to purchase online in the new year and we will be in touch with further details. In the meantime, don’t forget to keep checking back here and follow our social media channels for further updates.
All the keynote speakers and expert-led sessions will focus on one of the following themes:
1. New homes – quality, change and safety
2. Climate change
3. The future housing market
4. High rise – detailing a safer future
5. Modern methods of construction
With such a broad range of themes and the flexibility to choose the sessions you want to attend, Building for tomorrow 2021 really is an event for everyone. Whether you’re a traditional house builder, working in the affordable housing or Build to Rent sector, or a contractor or developer, the event will have plenty to inform and interest you. It’s for colleagues working on the technical side of house building, those involved in on-site construction and in customer care too.
If you are interested in exhibiting at or sponsoring Building for tomorrow 2021, please get in touch with our events team.
Please mark the dates in your calendar. If you’d like to be kept informed about the event as we release more information about keynote speakers and themed sessions, please register your interest below and we’ll make sure to keep you up to date.
We’ll also share further updates on our social media channels which are linked in the icons at the bottom of this page. Join the conversation using #NHBCBft
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