Five key Building for tomorrow themes delivered over three days
Book nowThree days, five themes and over 30 speakers combine for an event like no other. Taking the very best from our Building for tomorrow heritage and bringing it bang up to date, see what we have in store at Building for tomorrow. With your limitless event pass, you can attend as many sessions as you’d like.
You’ll notice that each session in the agenda has either Bricks or Mortar in its listing. This is because there are times when we will have more than one session running and so sessions have been split into one of two online locations. Mortar is the location for all of the specific content for our customers in Scotland and Northern Ireland, though it also includes some UK-wide sessions too.
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This was an in-depth look at quality matters such as the role of the New Homes Ombudsman as well as what we have learned from NHBC claims history and quality data to keep improving the standards of new homes for future homeowners.
With the increasing focus on climate change with the Future Homes Standard and the desire for zero carbon homes, we took a look at how selecting the right insulation, heating options and other building products can make all the difference.
A deep dive into the future of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC). We considered how MMC can help the industry deliver housing volumes, how we can ensure quality, and what lessons we can learn from past NHBC claims and previous attempts to deliver factory-built housing.
Looking at the future of housing trends, these sessions explored how we can make the future of housing more affordable, planning law changes and the likely direction of the housing market beyond the pandemic.
These sessions focused on high rise safety, detailing the latest from Government on building safety. Individual sessions explored the future of high rise developments and their critical construction elements and detailing.
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