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Now entering its 20th year, Futurebuild remains a construction event like no other. From spotlighting cutting-edge technologies to sharing sustainability success stories across our knowledge programme, every aspect of Futurebuild is designed to leave a lasting impact on the industry and the communities we serve. We work with all our industry partners to ensure that
Construction activity in London and the southeast continues to grow unabated, with a concentration of tier one contractors, architects, SME building firms and housebuilders clustered around the UK’s bustling capital. UK Construction Week London ran for the first time in London’s ExCeL in 2022, as the only event designed to cater for the whole construction
Birmingham, the Midlands, was the centre of the industrial revolution in the UK and the legacy of the city that built Great Britain continues with UK Construction Week. The NEC in Birmingham was the birthplace of UK Construction Week in 2015 and the tradeshow has grown to become the UK's largest built environment event, held annually in the
Futurebuild 2025 brought together thousands of industry professionals to explore the latest innovations, tackle key challenges, and make a real impact on the built environment. The focus now shifts to Futurebuild 2026, where we’ll take things even further under the theme: Connect. It’s all about strengthening relationships across the industry, connecting specifiers with the supply
In a landmark move for the UK construction sector, Futurebuild and UK Construction Week London, will come together from 12–14 May 2026, creating a new national platform for the built environment at Excel London. The collaborative co-location will form the UK’s Built Environment Super Event, designed to reflect the full scale, complexity and ambition of an industry facing
Learn about the latest trends in digital construction, from BIM and AI to robotics and sustainable solutions. Meet companies driving architecture and design, construction, engineering and operation forward. Discover how to use new technology to improve your projects, teams, business and the built environment. Digital Construction Week is at Excel London on 3-4 June 2026.