Vision 2017 Event Guide

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WELCOME WELCOME TO VISION 2017 This year’s show has shaped up to be the best yet, thanks to our exhibitors, speakers and event partners. More than 90 brands from across the UK and Europe will be on display, with hundreds of cutting-edge products and building solutions, including research and development into the latest software.

As the official trade partner of the London Festival of Architecture, we’re pleased to announce over 70 hours of free seminars across five theatres, providing an unparalleled insight into the industry from multiple perspectives. The theatres are supported by the likes of the RIBA and BRE, our official BIM partner, and our Late Opening Night on 6 June is sponsored by Architecture Today; featuring a drinks reception and networking (5:30 - 9:00pm) and the return of the ever-popular NLA high-speed talks, powered by PechaKucha.

New in 2017 is our Meetings Programme, a complimentary visitor service enabling you to search and connect with exhibitors and book scheduled meetings during the event. You will also have the unique opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with our continental counterparts, presented through a collection of pavilions from Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Latvia.

CONTENTS Event Partners & Sponsors

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Media Partners

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Visitor Information

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Evening Drinks & Networking Reception

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RIBA

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Partners

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Features at Vision

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Seminar Programme

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Product Locator

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Exhibitor A-Z

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Floorplan

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Make time for our features: WASP has created a process to 3D print buildings out of recycled plastics or clay and ceramics, visitors will be able to experience this process through live demonstrations; whilst Design Exchange will curate an innovation area showcasing new ideas and concepts in augmented and virtual reality, demonstrating the role that tech its playing in radically reshaping the design industry over the next few years.

Enjoy the show!

Elliot Gard Event Director

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The details contained in this show guide are based on information supplied by the respective companies and were considered correct at the time of going to press. Neither the event organisers nor the publisher accepts responsibility for any errors, omissions or claims made in this guide or at the exhibition.

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EVENT PARTNERS & SPONSORS

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MEDIA PARTNERS

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ARCHITECT PROJECTS

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VISITOR INFORMATION OPENING HOURS

FIRST AID

6 June

First aid is available at Vision 2017. In the first instance, please contact the Organisers Office by the main entrance.

6 June

10:00-17:30 - Exhibition and Seminar Programme 17:30-21:00 - Vision Late Night **last admittance 19:00 10:00-17:00 - Exhibition and Seminar Programme

LOST PROPERTY ACCOMMODATION Event Express is the official hotel agent for Vision 2017. They have arranged special rates for exhibitors, visitors and delegates attending the event and may still have availability.

For more information please call: +44 (0) 1905 732 737

ADMISSION POLICY Visitors are requested to wear their exhibition badge at all times, for security purposes. Under 16s are not permitted.

Arup – The Smile – Paul Riddle 6

Any lost property will be handed in to the event security team during the open period of the event. If you have lost anything, please contact the Organisers Office.

ORGANISERS OFFICE The Organisers Office is located on level 2 next to the cloakroom.

EXHIBITOR PROFILES

Where architects, ideas and construction converge

To get involved contact Sarah Walters on 020 7636 4044 or sarah@newlondonarchitecture.org

www.newlondonarchitecture.org @NLALondon Visit us at stand 182 7

Theatre 1 and Theatre 2

EVENING DRINKS & NETWORKING RECEPTION EVENING DRINKS & NETWORKING RECEPTION - 6 JUNE Sponsored by

Even if you're unable to leave the office during the day, make sure you join us for the Evening Drinks & Networking Reception at Vision on Tuesday 6 June, from 5.30pm, sponsored by Architecture Today.

Enjoy complimentary drinks while browsing the exhibition, showcasing over 90 international brands. In addition, we have an exciting evening programme - PechaKucha session, curated by NLA and International Conversations & Keynotes, delivered by the most innovative, admired and forward-thinking architects, engineers and consultancies from across the globe.

WASP have created a process that allows them to 3D print buildings out of recycled plastics or clay and ceramics. This highly sustainable approach to construction could revolutionise the industry as we know it, creating buildings that match their surroundings and leave no trace on the landscape. At Vision, visitors will be able to experience this process through live demonstrations, accompanied by expert team members that can explain this complex modern method of construction.

Theatre 1 17:30 - 19:00

NLA Insight Study, London: Design Capital, powered by PechaKucha The PechaKucha session at Vision 2017 will showcase the innovations, technologies and projects that are currently being developed for international projects in a lively exchange of ideas we will hear from industry experts and the next generation, investigating the breadth and scale of London's global reach.

Simon Gathercole, Partner, Allies and Morrison Tom Venables, Director, AECOM Laura Mazzeo, Managing Partner, Farrells Edward Garrod, Principal, Elementa Consulting + Integral Group Paul Thompson, Senior Associate, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners

International Conversations & Keynotes Theatre 2 16:40 - 17:10

Keynote Address: Questions of Sustainable Nature Benjamin Garcia Saxe, Architect and Executive Director, StudioSaxe

17:15 - 17:55

Keynote Address: Remaking Retail for the Circular Economy Caroline Bos, Co-Founder and Principal Urban Planner, UNStudio

18:00 - 19:00

Keynote Address: Code-Structed Skins: Design as Research Stefano Paiocchi, Lead Architect, Zaha Hadid Architects

Vision Late Night will remain open until 9pm, so there's no excuse: come down and join us.

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Business France, the commercial department of the French Embassy, promotes trade development between France and the UK. It offers a wide range of services to French companies, to assist them with their commercial development in the UK as well as helping UK companies to set up in France.

Visit us at Stand 116 Tel: 020 7024 3637 Web: www.businessfrance.fr

RIBA RIBA AT VISION 2017 We are delighted to have the support of The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for this year's event.

Construction is undergoing rapid technological change and tectonic shifts in the procurement landscape. For the profession to stay at the cutting-edge of architectural practice demands a culture of continuous learning. Architects must adapt to thrive, and Vision 2017 helps them to do just that. Its annual exhibition and associated educational programme is a rich forum for the exchange of knowledge and learning. By focusing on new products, building solutions and software, and by exploring trends in improving outcomes for clients and users, Vision 2017 is a useful event in the professional development of British architects.

RIBA President Jane Duncan said, "Architects' ability to synthesize vast quantities of information to solve complex problems with beautiful building designs adds extraordinary value for clients and users alike. This is only possible by keeping abreast of the latest products and software, and sharing stories from the vanguard of design practice at events such as Vision 2017."

RIBA SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME

Lynne Sullivan OBE of LSA Studio and the RIBA's Climate Change Ambassador will share her thoughts on health and wellness in buildings.

There will be updates on prefabrication and offsite by Harbinder Birdi of Hawkins\Brown (left), Philip Breese of Weston Williamson + Partners (second left), Nick de Klerk (second right) and Rui Costa (right) both of Aukett Swanke).

RIBA President-elect Ben Derbyshire of HTA Design will talk about the implications of evolving housing policies, with a session focusing on the housing crisis in London.

Christian Kerrigan (left) and Emma Flynn (centre) both of Astudio) will give an overview of new materials while Andrew Waugh (right) of Waugh Thistleton Architects) will make the case for cross-laminated timber.

Nigel Ostime of Hawkins\Brown will chair a debate on the theme of the changing client-architect relationship in the light of findings from the RIBA's landmark 'Working with Architects' client survey last year. The panel discussion will be led by Russ Edwards of Pocket Living and Cindy Walters of Walters & Cohen.

ECD Architects' Loreana Padron (left) will explore how to achieve Passivhaus retrofit standards at scale, and Harish Ratna (right) of TateHindle) will present a case study about the sustainability of the Institute of Physics.

Finally, Christian Bocci (left) of Weston Williamson + Partners will look at the potential of high-rise to achieve high urban density and Mike Jamieson (right) of TateHindle will present current thinking about how to create new communities.

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PARTNERS VISION 2017 IS THE EXCLUSIVE TRADE PARTNER FOR THE LONDON FESTIVAL OF ARCHITECTURE We are delighted to be working with the London Festival of Architecture, Europe's biggest annual architecture festival, which returns to the capital from 1-30 June with its largest-ever programme of events, exploring the theme 'memory'.

Vision 2017 is the exclusive trade partner for the Festival, and together, this partnership will celebrate architectural and technological innovation globally through a series of collaborative talks and events.

London Festival of Architecture director Tamsie Thomson said: "We are delighted to be partnering with Vision 2017 during this year's London Festival of Architecture. Vision 2017 will be showcasing practice and activity at the cutting edge of architecture, further demonstrating why London deserves its status as the global architectural hub. We are looking forward to developing a lively programme of events in partnership with Vision 2017 as part of the biggest London Festival of Architecture ever, and we are very happy to be working with the Vision 2017 team to showcase what London architecture has to offer."

The London Festival of Architecture celebrates London as a global hub of architectural experimentation, practice and debate, provoking questions about the life of the city, and promoting positive change to its public realm. Its programme is delivered by architecture and design practices and practitioners, cultural and academic institutions, artists and many others.

NLA PRESENTS LONDON: DESIGN CAPITAL AT VISION 2017, POWERED BY PECHAKUCHA - 6 JUNE We are delighted to welcome back New London Architecture (NLA), bringing the hugely popular PechaKucha session to the opening night at Vision 2017 on 6 June, from 17:30 - 19:00.

As part of Vision 2017, and in line with the major new NLA Insight Study, London: Design Capital, PechaKucha will showcase the innovations, technologies and projects that are currently being developed for international projects. In a lively exchange of ideas we will hear from industry experts and the next generation, investigating the breadth and scale of London's global reach.

Speakers: Simon Gathercole, Partner, Allies and Morrison Tom Venables, Director, AECOM Laura Mazzeo, Managing Partner, Farrells Edward Garrod, Principal, Elementa Consulting + Integral Group Paul Thompson, Senior Associate, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners New London Architecture (NLA) is an independent forum for discussion, debate and information about architecture, planning, development and construction in the capital. It has established itself over the last decade as a broker between all those involved in planning and designing the future of London and an influential promoter of positive physical change.

Register now to attend the PechaKucha session at Vision 2017.

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The largest ever London Festival of Architecture programme is now live.

The London Festival of Architecture returns to the streets of the capital with over 450 public events exploring the theme ‘memory’ from 1–30 June.

With the festival already established as Europe’s largest annual architecture event, this year’s programme is the biggest – and best – ever.

Join the LFA in celebrating London as a global hub of architectural experimentation, practice and debate.

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FEATURES AT VISION In addition to the seminar programme and exhibition, Vision 2017 presents innovative features, installations and live demonstrations.

WASP have created a process that allows them to 3D print buildings out of recycled plastics or clay and ceramics. This highly sustainable approach to construction could revolutionise the industry as we know it, creating buildings that match their surroundings and leave no trace on the landscape. At Vision, visitors will be able to experience this process through live demonstrations, accompanied by expert team members that can explain this complex modern method of construction.

DESIGN EXCHANGE will curate an innovation area showcasing new ideas and concepts that will be changing the design industry over the next few years. In collaboration with some of the most pioneering digital thinkers, many of whom are involved in creating DE's augmented reality editions, the area will include boundary pushers who mix the physical and virtual worlds using print, augmented reality, virtual reality, digital tech, 3D printing and film. The collaborators include Velapp, i2o3d, Studio Integrate, Deltalight and Ravensbourne University.

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SEMINAR PROGRAMME THE SEMINAR PROGRAMME AT VISION 2017 The Seminar Programme at Vision 2017 is free to attend on a first-come, first-served basis, featuring cutting edge projects, expert speakers from the UK and abroad, and plenty of time for debate and discussion. The programme runs across five theatres and each session typically lasts 20 minutes plus Q&A. The modular format means that visitors can tailor-make their visit to suit their personal requirements.

6 June Seminar Programme

7 June Seminar Programme

11:10 - 13:00

10:45 - 13:30

Materials Innovations

Technological Insights for Smart Buildings

The Nudura Theatre: Theatre 1

The Nudura Theatre: Theatre 1

13:40 - 17:15

14:05 - 16:00

Technological Insights for Innovative Building Design

Materials Innovations The Nudura Theatre: Theatre 1

The Nudura Theatre: Theatre 1 10:25 - 16:30 10:45 - 19:00

Architectural & Design Evolution

Architectural & Design Evolution

Theatre 2

Theatre 2 10:40 - 16:30 10:40 - 17:30

Offsite & Modular Construction

Building Health & Wellness

Theatre 3

Theatre 3 10:30 - 15:00 10:30 - 15:00

BRE: BIM Prospects Seminars Educating the next generation of architects

BRE: BIM Prospects Seminars: Engaging specialists with BIM Theatre 4

Theatre 4 10:30 - 15:20 10:30 - 16:20

The Trimo Product and CPD Theatre

The Trimo Product and CPD Theatre

Theatre 5

Theatre 5

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Theatre 1 - The Nudura Theatre

MATERIALS INNOVATIONS & TECHNOLOGICAL INSIGHTS TUESDAY 6th JUNE Materials & Systems Innovation 1110-1115

Chair’s Welcome James Warne, Co-founding Director, Boom Collective 1115-1140

Bioreceptive Design The design of urban habitat today is being fundamentally shaped by the outcomes of two key revolutions, biotechnology and computation, and our exposure to the long-lasting effects of climate change. Cruz takes these lifechanging phenomena as the foundation for radically new, sophisticated, yet also critical design and material solutions that help developing our future built environment. Nature plays a central role that goes beyond being a simple environmental regulator, model or inspiration, it is in itself the medium of a multi-layered design approach that is biologically and socially integrated. The lecture defines a paradigm shift from the notion of skin, one of the most used metaphors in contemporary architecture, to that of an architectural bark, offering a different interface for materialtectonic-environmental negotiations to take place between nature and architecture. A discussion on aesthetics and the unpredictable dimension of nature and growth challenges our traditional preference for ‘cleanliness’ in favour of more a contemporary understanding of natural and thus ‘impure’ aesthetics, which includes more a three-dimensional, complex and figurative materiality. A series of bioreceptive design projects will be discussed in the lecture, whereby material and environmental conditions are assessed at various scales simultaneously, and complex self generative computational tools reveal a parameter-driven, evolutionary design process explored as 1:1 building prototypes.

1205-1235

The National Graphene Institute: Dark Matter The RIBA award-winning National Graphene Institute is a world-leading research and incubator centre dedicated to the development of graphene. Located at the University of Manchester, it is an essential component in the UK’s bid to remain at the forefront of the commercialisation of this pioneering and revolutionary material.

Architects Jestico + Whiles worked closely with Sir Kostya Novoselov from inception to completion of the project.

Together with Sir Andre Geim, Novoselov first isolated graphene in 2004. The two were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010.

Julian Dickens, Associate Director at Jestico + Whiles, will present the project, focusing on the extraordinary external façade ‘veil’. This is formed from hundreds of black mirrored stainless steel panels, each one containing thousands of perforations that reveal the equations used in graphene research.

Julian Dickens, Associate Director, Jestico + Whiles 1235-1300

Sponsor Session: High Performance Building Enclosure The presentation will highlight the technical advantages of a high performance NUDURA building envelope. Greater energy efficiency, superior structural stability, superior fire resistance, air tightness, sound resistance, storm and flood resistance, indoor air quality, design flexibility and speed of build.

Jean-Marc Bouvier, International Director of Sales & Business Development, NUDURA 1300-1340

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT

Professor Marcos Cruz, Professor of Innovative Environments, The Bartlett School of Architecture and Director, BiotA_Lab 1140-1205

Technology for Innovative Building Design

New Material Explorations New material explorations describes an ongoing collaboration between Astudio and Brunel University.

Working alongside students and academics from the farreaching fields of product design, engineering, biology, computer science and business, architects at Astudio have been developing a new series of materials, products and processes for the built environment. Arising from challenges and opportunities encountered in the building industry, the new material explorations look to provide sustainable solutions to problems by incorporating nature. Exemplified through a selection of collaborative research projects, the speakers will discuss the importance of nature in the design of resilient environments. Research projects include: Bioresponsive stone, a material that absorbs water and grows moss; Mushroom mycelium structures; Urban balcony farms; and Interactive coastal monitoring and management systems.

1340-1345

Christian Kerrigan, Architect, Astudio and Emma Flynn, Research and Development Lead, Astudio

Iain Gordon, President, KNX UK Association

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Chair’s Welcome Katie Livesey, Associate Director, Anthesis Group 1345-1410

The Role of Control Technology in Creating the Right Working Employee Environment for Well-being, Motivation and Productivity Advanced lighting control technology is capable of adapting lighting schemes to our natural circadian rhythm whilst responsive energy management control can make sure that temperature, humidity and CO2 levels are regulated to enhance wellness and, ultimately, performance.

Theatre 1 - The Nudura Theatre

MATERIALS INNOVATIONS & TECHNOLOGICAL INSIGHTS 1410-1435

1615-1645

Scanning the Soane Museum

3D Printing within Architecture

Will Trossell (ScanLab) and Owen Hopkins (Sir John Soane’s Museum) discuss the ambitious project to scan and make available online a wide selection of rooms and objects at Sir John Soane’s Museum – including Soane’s Model Room, and the ancient Egyptian sarcophagus of Pharaoh Seti I.

The use of 3D printing within architecture is increasing rapidly. Hobs Studio will explore how the technology is enabling architects to visualise concept designs, speed up planning and public consultation processes and produce final presentation and marketing suite models faster and more accurately than traditional methods alone can achieve.

Owen Hopkins, Senior Curator of Exhibitions and Education, Sir John Soane’s Museum and William Trossell, Co-founder, ScanLAB Projects

Ben Carter, 3D Technology Consultant, Hobs Studio 1645-1715

1435-1500

Human Centered Architecture in the Age of Data The amount of data generated worldwide doubles every two years. This data gets collected by countries, cities, corporations and individuals. But how can designers use this data to improve the built environment?

Architecture firm NBBJ is a leader in the field of Design Computation. As part of the design process, digital experts create algorithms that analyse, evaluate and predict data to design human centered architecture.

In this presentation, NBBJ Digital Practice Leader David Kosdruy will show how patients, researchers, office workers, and other user groups can benefit from applications, ranging from city analytics, London view corridor analysis, human behaviour predictions, interactive design tools and real time parametric prototyping.

The Pod - a New Building Type, for a New Place, Made in a New Way A mobile podcasting studio, designed to draw attention to and reference the BBC heritage of Stanhope’s new White City Place development.

The concept of the moveable structure draws on loudspeakers and the movement of sound to create a disrupted cube with audio waves emanating from its centre. Circular windows act as the focal point allowing visual connections between the broadcasters and passers-by.

A bold pattered façade was generated from the first spoken words transmitted: “One, two, three, four. Is it snowing where you are Mr Thiessen?” A bespoke digital script translated the recording into 350,000 printed pixels using a colour palette drawn from dn&co’s branding for White City Place.

Justin Nicholls, Founder, Fathom Architects

David Kosdruy, Architect and Design Computation Leader, NBBJ (London)

1730-1800

1500-1530

1800-2100

The Role of Mixed Reality in Innovative Building Design

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How mixed reality is creating new experiences for consumers and the enterprise Mixed reality in the design/architecture space New/Inventive ways that HoloLens could help achieve innovative building design The Trimble case study Helen Copnall, HoloLens Lead, Microsoft Consulting Services, Microsoft UK 1530-1550

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT 1550-1615

Developments in VR and Interactive Technologies for Architectural Visualisation Speaker tbc

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Theatre 1 - The Nudura Theatre

MATERIALS INNOVATIONS & TECHNOLOGICAL INSIGHTS WEDNESDAY 7th JUNE Technological Insights for Smart Buildings 1045-1050

Chair’s Welcome Andrew Bullmore, Partner, Hoare Lea 1050-1115

How to make Smart Buildings Smarter – Connected Communities This presentation will provide an overview of how smart technologies within buildings are becoming mainstream, the future will bring energy optimisation across a community of buildings more closely matching generation and demand to balance energy flows. The presentation will include examples from our Innovate UK sponsored projects examining the feasibility of using smart algorithms in conjunction with energy storage to maximise self-consumption, minimise energy bills, provide grid services and reduce strain on the local distribution network.

Archie Corliss, Consultant, Encraft

1205-1230

Smart Building Design - Latest Technical Standards and Regulations for Wiring Infrastructure CEDIA has recently contributed to a new Publicly Available Specification (PAS) by the British Standards Institution (BSI) entitled, ‘Design and Installation of Telecommunications and Broadcast Infrastructure within the Home’. This PAS includes all the latest technical standards and regulations required when designing and installing a wiring infrastructure for both single residential dwellings and most homes with multiple occupations. Based on the requirements outlined in BS EN 50173 and BS EN 50174, ‘Design and Installation of Telecommunications and Broadcast Infrastructure within the Home’ provides the latest technical guidance and recommendations for architects and property developers, working on both new build and retrofit properties to meet the changing and increasing requirements of designing and installing a domestic wiring infrastructure.

Simon Buddle, Education Director, CEDIA 1230-1330

Round Table Discussion: Digital Built Britain: BIM – One Year On Tom Ravenscroft, Editor, The BIM Stacey Clifford, BIM Manager, Kie John Adams, Director of BIM, BIM Strate Casey Rutland, Director of Digital, RHDH

1115-1140

Building Performance: How to Avoid Dumb Smart Buildings

1330-1405

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT

James Warne, Co-founding Director, Boom Collective 1140-1205

Intelligent Digital Buildings Technology has the potential to radically change the deepest rooted foundations of the built environment industry. Indeed, such changes are already being seen at all stages of the design, construction and operation of buildings. Better integrated design processes and networked sensing in operational buildings, coupled with advances in intelligent data analysis, are rapidly opening up new opportunities for the whole spectrum of people involved in buildings, from funders, designers, developers, operators through to end users. Furthermore, the opportunities should not be seen to end at the doors of buildings, but rather they extend to allow the better integration of buildings within the increasingly ‘smart’ cities in which they sit. This paper will explore some of these opportunities.

Andrew Bullmore, Partner, Hoare Lea

Materials & Systems Innovation 1405-1410

Chair’s Welcome James Warne, Co-founding Director, Boom Collective 1410-1430

Using Light as a Building Material We have been exploring how a particular theme transcends across a variety of media, materials and craftsmanship. Our themes of apparent structural lightness, the illusion of hovering structures lightly and delicately creating shelter were explored in our Wellington College, Gota Dam House and Lekki House projects.

The artistic life of a building is expressed through the way it produces and modulates its light. We have been looking at how light can form 3D volumes, be captured and gently and carefully become object-like. The way an object or building is viewed can be altered by our motion, and by its environment.

Light becomes a building material.

Christina Seilern, Principal, Studio Seilern Architects

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Theatre 1 - The Nudura Theatre

MATERIALS INNOVATIONS & TECHNOLOGICAL INSIGHTS 1430-1455

1515-1535

“The Smile” - the Most Ambitious Structure Ever Built in CLT

Innovation in Engineered Timber - Expanding the Spectrum of Possibilities of Building with Wood

The Smile was designed by Alison Brooks Architects and Arup as the centrepiece of the 2016 London Design Festival. The installation is the first structure in the world to be built from large hardwood CLT panels (a sustainable North American hardwood called Tulipwood) and is the most ambitious CLT structure ever designed and built. The Smile demonstrates the potential of CLT for rapid prefabricated construction and has important lessons for the design and construction of all future CLT buildings. The talk will discuss the engineering challenges behind the design.

Andrew Lawrence, Associate Director, Arup 1455-1515

Zinc in Contemporary Architecture Over the last 10 years zinc has been used on a vast array of building typologies Projects are large and small Projects go from small urban renovations to buildings on top of the Alps This talk will give a whirlwind tour of some of these projects Jonathan Lowy, Operational Marketing Manager, VMZINC

James Sweet has worked at a senior level with some of the largest global forest product companies and has been at the leading edge of introducing Innovative timber based technologies to the UK Market for the past 30 years. Many of these timber technologies are now in mainstream use in the UK and include such products as MDF, OSB and Engineered Structural I Beams. Mr Sweet will be presenting Kielsteg which is without doubt one of the most innovative new technologies in the timber construction industry using intelligently combined widely available commodity components from sustainable forests to create a product that can clear span 27 metres. He looks forward to presenting the technical and commercial benefits of Kielsteg.

James Sweet, UK Technical Manager – Korlam, MBM Forest Products 1535-1600

Panel Discussion: What’s Next in Materials Innovation?

Christina Seilern, Principal, Studio Seilern Architects Andrew Lawrence, Associate Director, Arup Jonathan Lowy, Operational Marketing Manager, VMZINC James Sweet, UK Technical Manager – Korlam, MBM Forest Products 1600 CLOSE

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The New Sustainable 1045-1050

Chair’s Welcome Stuart Maister, Chief Storyteller, Strategic Narrative 1050-1110

Residential Retrofit - Achieving EnerPHit at Scale It is likely that 85% of our homes will be standing in 2050, hence the importance of deep retrofits to reduce carbon emissions. What are the challenges in retrofitting large scale residential buildings to very low energy standards? What are the main differences between a Part L compliant refurbishment and an EnerPHit/Passivhaus one? Through the case study of Wilmcote House in Portsmouth, we will explore the challenges and opportunities of this type of intervention, as well as the additional value in terms of social, economic and health benefits that such deep refurbishments can achieve.

Loreana Padron, Associate, Head of Sustainability, ECD Architects 1110-1130

A Sustainability Showcase - Institute of Physics (IOP) The leading scientific society will be moving from its current HQ in Portland Place to new premises in Kings Cross. Rebuilt behind a retained brick facade, the building’s interior features a raw concrete finish. The 26,000 sqft building will enable IOP to provide education and exhibition facilities for the public, local community and schools alongside start-up incubator space, café, members’ room and staff offices. Complementing the high level of social engagement, the new HQ is designed to be highly sustainable and includes the use of bore hole cooling piles, cooled concrete exposed floor slabs, natural and mixed mode ventilation systems, and rainwater harvesting with blue and green roofs. This talk will review these elements and discuss the development of technologies used to push the boundaries of sustainable design.

1150-1210

Building Sustainably in a Highly Constrained Site 51 Hills Road, a project for Jesus College, Cambridge University, is for high-quality, exemplar green commercial office accommodation on a site on Hills Road, the main high street that runs through the centre of Cambridge. The requirement was to make a building that would serve as a lasting asset to the College and make a positive contribution to the surrounding area, much of which is also owned by the College. The collective ambition of the client and design team was to make a BREEAM Excellent, low energy scheme, whilst making careful use of a tight site that is constrained by rights to light and surrounded by important listed buildings on two of its three sides. The building has won 9 awards including those from the Civic Trust, RIBA and British Council for Offices at national level.

Jay Gort, Director, Gort Scott 1210-1225

Sponsor Session: Drainage by Design – Drainage as an Engineered Solution Roger Ellingworth will showcase two remarkable projects that demonstrate how bespoke drainage can be both cost effective and technically possible in a wide variety of projects.

Roger will highlight ACO’s ability to provide “tailor made” solutions to suit the needs of Architects, Designers and Contractors, by providing hydraulic calculations to optimise performance, whilst addressing the aesthetic needs of architecturally led buildings.

Roger will be championing the theme that “Drainage is no longer a simple commodity, but IS an engineered design solution”.

Roger Ellingworth, Design Manager, ACO Building Drainage

International Conversations & Keynotes 1230-1315

Keynote Address: Materials Innovations and Technological Insight in Recent Projects at Foster + Partners

Harish Ratna, Director, TateHindle and John Edmondson, Associate Director, AECOM

Roger Ridsdill Smith, Senior Partner and Head of the Structural Engineering Team, Foster + Partners

1130-1150

1315-1400

PLACE AND ASSEMBLY Julian Lipscombe, Director of Bennetts Associates Architects, will showcase the practice’s work through a current high profile commission for Jaguar Land Rover which includes the masterplanning of a 1000 acre site to transform its ‘sense of place’ and house world class R&D facilities. The intention is to create a unique, inspiring, healthy and sustainable working environment. The scheme is also adopting Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) which represents an exciting watershed movement in the construction industry.

For relevant building types it offers significant quality, programme, value and safety benefits but does not need to become formulaic or stifle creativity.

Julian Lipscombe, Director, Bennetts Associates 24

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT

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ARCHITECTURAL & DESIGN EVOLUTION 1605-1635

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The RIBA’s Working with Architects Client Survey - Debating the Client Architect Relationship Nigel Ostime, Project Delivery Director, Hawkins\Brown, chair of the RIBA’s Client Liaison Group Architect voice: Cindy Walters, Director, Walters & Cohen Architects Client voice: Russ Edwards, Head of Design, Pocket Join this session to hear the findings from the RIBA Client Liaison Group’s ground-breaking ‘Working with Architects’ survey and debate critical issues in the client-architect relationship. Architect and client speakers will take quick-fire turns to sketch out what they need from each other and how they could improve their relationship for a better, more viable, sustainable, resilient, and fit-for-purpose built environment.

Audience members will be invited to engage in the debate from the floor. The session is organised by the RIBA Client Liaison Group, whose market intelligence research helps architects to adapt to construction clients’ changing needs.

1500-1525

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Keynote Address: Reimagining Property in a Digital World Digital technology continues to disrupt and remake our world, and the property sector is beginning to experience the transformation. Michael Stych draws on Arup’s experience around the world to look at how digital technology and big data is changing the way leading property managers are making key decisions in order to: deliver greater operational performance, provide new and improved end user experiences, and, improve the long term value of their portfolios.

The session will discuss how the sector needs to create digital assets and then connect these to develop digital portfolios, so that every stage of the property life cycle is optimised. Using a run/grow/transform model, Stych will explain how property leaders can use individual intervention as the basis for a full digital property strategy.

Michael Stych, Director, Arup 1640-1710

Keynote Address: Questions of Sustainable Nature Benjamin Garcia Saxe will join us via a live link from Costa Rica to speak of a broader subject than just that of tropical architecture.

Ben will ask universal questions that are very relevant to our clients, to us, and to many all around the world. Many of our clients and people he speaks to have never even considered asking some of the most basic questions about how they run their life, what they want, comforts, etc... perhaps due to an inability to really dream out of the status quo.

1525-1530

Through examples, Ben will show how he and his clients have asked and tried to answer some tough questions… He will share what that led to inevitably and how perhaps through this very real and tangible process we are confronted with a certainty of what “sustainability” really is all about.

Chair’s Welcome

Benjamin Garcia Saxe, Architect - Executive Director, Studio–Saxe

International Conversations & Keynotes

Stuart Maister, Chief Storyteller, Strategic Narrative 1530-1600

Keynote Address: How and Why Net Zero Energy Buildings and Living Buildings Need to Become the Norm Within a Generation Exploring how and why Net Zero Energy Buildings and Living Buildings need to become the norm within a generation Kevin Hydes, CEO of the Integral Group will share his observations and experiences from a diverse and global perspective on how the major markets around the world are working towards a net zero future for buildings. He will reflect on how communities in the industry need to respond by designing buildings and operating buildings that are cost effective pragmatic and crucially resilient.

Kevin Hydes, President & CEO, Integral Group and Former Chair of USGBC and World Green Building Council

1715-1755

Keynote Address: Remaking Retail for the Circular Economy Traditional retail and architectural typologies struggle to meet the needs of consumers and citizens today. With the rise of the digital marketplace and the sharing economy along with the shift from spending on goods to ‘experiences’, designers must seek out ways to change retail spaces into places of reuse which can contribute to a socially responsible and environmentally sustainable circular economy.

UNStudio has a long tradition of examining the evolution of retail typologies as they progress from traditional, monolithic spaces into complex, multifaceted ones which facilitate a broad range of interactions beyond the simple exchange of goods for money.

Our approach to design considers not only the initial use of a building, but its potential future uses. This means our retail projects can become mixed-use entertainment, co-working and fitness centres, all the while maintaining their original retail function – this is the future of retail.

Caroline Bos, Co-Founder and Principal Urban Planner, UNStudio 25

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Keynote Address: Code-structed Skins: Architecture as Fashion Computational design is now the way in which all disciplines create the future. So how can we begin to exploit this by borrowing ideas from fashion to inform architecture and vice versa?

That is what we have been exploring, with some fascinating results. This session will look at the ideas which we have developed using this approach, which shows how we can connect such disparate designs as one for a handbag with those for interplanetary living!

These ideas are intentionally thinking the unthinkable, but we believe they help us reconsider the aesthetics for both the fashion and built environments, and ensure we are aligned with cultural and social trends in the way we do our work.

Stefano Paiocchi, Lead Architect, Zaha Hadid Architects

WEDNESDAY 7th JUNE International Conversations & Keynotes 1025-1030

Chair’s Welcome Stuart Maister, Chief Storyteller, Strategic Narrative 1030-1115

Keynote Address: A Manifesto for London Max will outline 10 propositions for the future of London, based on his experience leading one of the UK’s leading firms of architect planners responsible for high profile projects and thought leadership initiatives.

Max Farrell, Partner, Farrells 1115-1200

Keynote Address: The Future of Co-working What does the modern ‘co-workinculabaccelemakeratorinnovamenitycentre-flexhub-digiclubcollabo lounge-techshop-thirdcafé-hotdesksynergy-collectivillagespace’ look like? Is the standard nine-to-five, 40-hour week, working from a fixed desk an antiquated notion of work? With changing employee values, behaviours, lifestyles and attitudes, how will the work environment of today evolve to meet the workforce of tomorrow?

Philippe Paré, Design Principal, Gensler and Joseph Durow, Project Director, Gensler 1200-1245

Keynote Address: WHAT IF? ‘Social infrastructure’ - The fusion of essential hardware components of our society with places for people.

‘Future of working environments’ - Potential changes in our work and working environment.

Andy Young, Director – London, BIG 26

Housing & Urban Features 1325-1330

Chair’s Welcome Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture (NLA) 1330-1350

How Design can Combat London’s Housing Issues London and its surrounding boroughs are facing significant challenges – a lack of housing supply, the role of private landlords, planning delays and rising prices - to name a few. Leading architecture practice ColladoCollins, challenges the Government’s and local councils’ existing policies, regulations, codes and standards. Partner, Roy Collado will discuss how design, along with environmental, sustainable and planning elements is key to creating more affordable homes in London and surrounding cities.

James Munroe, Architecture Director, Granit Architects 1350-1420

Supurbia - a Strategy to Transform the Residential Suburbs of London in Response to the GLA’s London Plan Ben Derbyshire, Chair at HTA Design LLP and RIBA President Elect, presents a concept by HTA Design working with Savills.

Supurbia is currently being evaluated by the GLA as a response to its London Plan consultation.

Supurbia is a strategy for intensifying London’s suburbs balancing the inherent advantages with higher density and amenity value and yielding improved neighbourhood wellbeing especially to run down districts around transport nodes. The approach is twofold: redeveloping local main streets and parades as mixed-use places with increased housing, improved service and amenity provision; and, enabling owner-occupiers to develop their land, creating rich diversities of housing.

Supurbia can be achieved by; - Area based initiatives - Involving residents - Using Local Development Orders and Plot Passports.

The central proposition is to transform Nimbyism to Yimbyism by giving individual plot owners incentives within a structured framework to participate in high quality redevelopment, yielding £100-200K for each household and thus funding the intensification of outer London using private equity. HTA Design and Savills estimate that there may be capacity for as many as ¾ million new homes to be developed in outer boroughs of London over a generation.

To find out more about the unique opportunity Supurbia could provide to transform the residential suburbs of London, visit www.HTA.co.uk and search ‘Supurbia’ or Twitter with hashtag #Supurbia.

Benjamin Derbyshire, Chair, HTA Design LLP and RIBA President Elect

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Crossrail 2 and Housing Density – The Future of High Rise and Residential Building Density across Cities London is under increasing pressure to grow and housing and transport are two key areas that need careful consideration – where does the housing go and which transport projects should be prioritised?

Crossrail 2 is one of the key priority projects that will increase transport capacity, taking pressure off existing lines and enabling a target of 200k homes to be built across the transport corridor. A number of changes are planned for the new 2017 London Plan, draft anticipated for Autumn 2017, and housing density, tall building policies and areas of growth are all expected to have new policy related amendments.

What are the changes of project approach between Crossrail 1 and 2 and what policy change areas need re-considering to better plan good growth across London. Weston Williamson + Partners has been involved in planning all of the CR2 central section stations and masterplanning key areas in the outer station areas and this talk will consider the impacts that CR2 will bring across the city as well as lessons other major cities should plan for.

Christian Bocci, Senior Partner, Weston Williamson+Partners 1440-1500

How and Why Build to Rent Developers should be Designing for the UK User, not the US Home ownership in London is changing, with the UK government turning its attention to Build to Rent and values amongst Londoners adapting to rising house prices. Born from the US concept of multi-family homes, London’s Build to Rent offering needs to be created for the UK end user. The global residential leader at Woods Bagot will deliberate the difference in users and the impact this will have on design, the types of amenity and location chosen. As well as the need for flexibility from the UK’s and London’s leading developers.

Jonathan Clarke, Principal, Global Sector Leader - Residential, Woods Bagot 1500-1520

How Versatile is London’s Workplace?

Londoners are renowned for their ability to adapt, but fondness for tradition. Leading workplace design and build specialists, ThirdWay Interiors will discuss how versatile London’s workforce truly is and how the capital’s multigenerational community is responding to change. Whilst the workplace is seeing dramatic alterations, so is the residential market, with a shift to Build to Rent and home ownership values adapting to rising prices. Founder Ben Gillam, will draw comparisons and discuss common misconceptions surrounding current workplace design Ben Gillam, Founder, ThirdWay

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Creating New Communities TateHindle is currently working with Countryside to deliver 647 new homes with 40% affordable housing over three phases at Aura, Great Kneighton in Cambridge. Creating a new sustainable garden suburb located within Cambridge’s Southern Fringe, the development includes an innovative guided busway, neighbourhood centre, schools, community hub, 100-acre Country Park and several pocket parks linked by a series of distinct character areas. This new community will knit into the surrounding countryside and existing residential areas to form strong links with the city. The first phase has recently completed and this talk will cover key points of interest including (i) the strategy to implement infrastructure, (ii) Building on the Greenbelt, (iii) sustainability aims and (iv) lessons learnt from recent housing developments in Cambridge, which have set a benchmark for new schemes in the city and beyond.

Mike Jamieson, Design Director, TateHindle 1540-1600

Future Proofing Apartment Design for the Way We Live The world is changing at a phenomenal pace, but the principles behind home design and architecture remains static. Some would even say stuck in the past. We consider the key macro and micro changes facing society and the implications for designing homes of tomorrow.

James Fenner, Managing Director, Silk Road 1600-1630

Panel Discussion: The Future for Housing Roy Collado, Partner, ColladoColins Benjamin Derbyshire, Chair, HTA Design LLP and RIBA President Elect Christian Bocci, Senior Partner, Weston Williamson+Partners Jonathan Clarke, Principal, Woods Bagot Ben Gillam, Founder, ThirdWay Interiors Mike Jamieson, Design Director, TateHindle James Fenner, Managing Director, Silk Road 1630

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BUILDING HEALTH & WELLNESS TUESDAY 6th JUNE New Frontiers Chair: Lynne Sullivan OBE, Founder, LSA Studio and Visiting Professor, Robert Gordon University and Chair, Good Homes Alliance and RIBA Ambassador on Climate Change 1040-1050

Chair’s Welcome & Introduction Lynne Sullivan OBE, Founder, LSA Studio and Visiting Professor, Robert Gordon University and Chair, Good Homes Alliance and RIBA Ambassador on Climate Change

1150-1200

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT Chair: Professor Tom Woolley, Architect, Rachel Bevan Architects 1200-1220

Digital Design and Wellbeing - Using Quantitative and Qualitative Tools to Integrate Wellbeing into the Design Process BuroHappold use two cutting edge tools. Firstly, a building form optimisation tool to understand the trade-offs between daylight, thermal comfort, noise levels and air quality.

Secondly, a holistic wellbeing assessment tool that tracks and manages the impact of the design against key wellbeing indicators.

Trevor Keeling, Senior Engineer, BuroHappold Engineering

1050-1110

Quantifying Wellbeing, Dispelling the Myths Case Studies of Wellbeing Evaluation and Materials in Offices Not everybody can build new buildings that can be labelled ‘The Smartest Building in the World’ like The Edge in Amsterdam. Typical office buildings look more mundane, have limited controls and are not smart or intelligent. Even though most businesses spend 5% of turnover on property costs there is palpable lack of understanding of the level of impact of space on people even though people account for up to 90% of the overhead! Changes to address a demotivated and grouchy workforce typically include opening windows, introducing get active plans, bringing plants into the office and improving engagement – but practical advice to address the 5 key aspects of the physical environment improvement are missing. Why is that? A number of methods have emerged in the global market in the last 3-5 years. Are they improving the status quo? If so, how are they managing this?

Katie Livesey, Associate Director, Anthesis Group 1110-1130

The New Fitwel Standard - A Journey Shared In March 2017 Elementa Consulting’s London Office became Europe’s first Fitwel Certified workplace. Fitwel is an evidencebased third-party rating system for buildings developed and tested by experts in public health and design over a five year process. It focuses on occupant health and productivity through targeted improvements to workplace design and operational policies. In this session Edward Garrod, Elementa Consulting’s Head of Sustainability and Europe’s first Fitwel Ambassador, shares Elementa’s experience with Fitwel and a range cost-effective wellbeing strategies that can be applied to any office.

Edward Garrod, Fitwel Ambassador, Principal, Head of Sustainability, Elementa Consulting 1130-1150

Wellbeing Evaluation and Integration Angeliki Grigoriou will discuss how the “a better place” study provides clarity to harmonise spaces with user needs. She will specifically be looking at the 4 pillars of People, Spaces, Insights and Value and will share recent case studies.

Angeliki Grigoriou, Director, Grigoriou Interiors 30

1220-1240

The Role of Simulation in Designing Buildings for Health and Wellbeing In this session, simulation expert, Dr Naghman Khan will explore the role of simulation in health and wellbeing, sharing some IES client examples and experiences of using simulation techniques to improve the comfort, health and wellbeing of occupants in several different building types in London. He will highlight the challenges presented and demonstrate how simulation methods can help to quantify the tangible benefits of health and wellbeing application. He will also demonstrate how IES consultants have overcome some of the challenges presented in meeting certain WELL credits on projects such as office developments in Paris. This session will also discuss how software tools can assist in enabling and embedding good practice Health and Wellbeing concepts in to projects. It will also show attendees how to use simulation techniques to model core health and wellbeing concepts and demonstrate compliance with the new WELL Standard.

Dr Naghman Khan, Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) and Group Secretary, CIBSE Building Simulation Group and Tom Kordel, Co-founder, XCO2 1240-1300

Rating buildings for Wellness and Productivity - Understanding the Impact of Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) This presentation will identify the key issues that should be looked at when rating a building in terms of how well it serves the needs of the work force, the specific parameters that should be measured and a summary of how. The focus will be placed on the NABERS indoor environment rating approach. The presentation presents the internationally accepted guidelines on what makes a comfortable office working space and the unique NABERS rating scale that adopts a relative performance measure, ensuring only the very best buildings achieve the top marks. A case study is provided showing the outcome of a NABERs IEQ assessment.

Paul Ajiboye, Senior Consultant, CETEC Foray

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BUILDING HEALTH & WELLNESS 1300-1330

1430-1450

Mindful Design

Solar Shading for Better Buildings

For some time now, leaders in the multinational corporates, finance and hospitality have been looking down from their high places and paying ever more careful attention to issues of personal wellbeing. For them, it’s a matter of cranking up employee productivity or generating a new profit centre for guests who mistake luxury (and high-margin spa products) for inner solace. For designers, it’s a matter of getting that the driving principle has changed and is changing – from Sustainability to ‘Wellness’. There’s product - what you do and practice: how you do it. Aidan Walker’s ‘Seven C’s of Mindful Design’ proposes a map of the new professional and personal landscape.

Solar shading has a very significant part to play in the comfort and well-being of occupants and the energy use in buildings.

Aidan Walker, Design Editor, Writer and Author of ‘The Ecology of the Soul’ 1330-1410

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT Chair: Aidan Walker, Design Editor, Writer and Author of ‘The Ecology of the Soul’ 1410-1430

Valuing the Impacts from Noise and Overheating in Buildings The quality of the indoor living environment plays a vital role in protecting health and promoting well-being. A holistic approach to design is fundamental to achieving future proof and healthy places. Building design, however, treats environmental aspects as separate despite their interdependence for determining the impact on people. The case for noise and overheating is an example of how compliance with standards on one matter fail to provide a healthy environment when other factors are also taken into account.

We have undertaken a study to give some perspective on the economic scale of this challenge. We have applied an approach to monetizing the impacts from noise and overheating in dwellings across London. We would like to share the findings from the study and raise awareness of the importance that good buildings design has in ensuring a sustainable future for all.

Barry Jobling, Technical Director, Hoare Lea and Diana Sanchez, Associate, Hoare Lea

Andrew Chalk and Federico Seguro will present scientific evidence from an extensive cost-benefit analysis that justifies the case for considering solar shading at an early stage in design to enhance interfaces with other building services and enable more glass to be used.

Considerable opportunities exist for both retro-fitting shading systems in existing buildings where single and uncoated double glazing which is more ‘permeable’ to solar energy, are still common. New build is just as important with increasing levels of airtightness and insulation leading buildings to be more prone to overheating throughout the year.

Energy saving potentials appear substantial. Dynamic simulation modelling of a highly-glazed office carried out in EnergyPlus showed operational energy savings of 5-12% for internal shading and 37-40% for external shading if the reference building was provided with standard blinds, ultimately justifying the investment in the solar shading.

However, in the UK the efficacy of solar shading as a passive solar control and daylight management tool is still poorly recognised, and there is a need to approach shading beyond the energy implications (reduced overheating) to embrace broader benefits such as comfort and productivity.

Andrew Chalk, Director of Operations, British Blind and Shutter Association (BBSA) and Federico Seguro BSc MSc, Energy Specialist, National Energy Foundation (NEF) 1450-1510

Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality Building Materials are the source of many hazardous emissions in buildings. Standards for indoor air quality have yet to be enforced in the UK. Modern forms of airtight construction are aggravating health problems. If we use less hazardous materials such as from wood fibre, wool, cellulose and hemp, these can improve air quality, reduce risks of damp and mould, and provide better energy efficiency through thermal storage. However mainstream professionals and the industry are prejudiced against natural materials and current standards, regulations and building physics downplay the importance of thermal mass, breathability and hygroscopic characteristics. The case against chemical materials is contrasted with the benefits of using natural materials based on research for the book Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality.

Professor Tom Woolley, Architect, Rachel Bevan Architects

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BUILDING HEALTH & WELLNESS 1510-1530

1610-1630

Indoor Air Quality and Building-related Health Problems

The Effects of Energy Efficient Design Strategies on Indoor Air Quality in Homes

We spend the vast majority of our time indoors. The quality of our indoor environments, including the air we breathe, is therefore potentially very important to our health and wellbeing. This talk will outline the key factors of indoor air quality which can impact on occupant health, summarising latest evidence and drawing links to the energy efficiency agenda, the regulatory environment, and current opportunities and challenges.

Why is indoor air quality a problem in contemporary housing?

What needs to be done to ensure adequate ventilation in airtight homes?

Examples of initiatives to increase awareness and understanding of the risks of poor indoor air quality in homes

Dr Marcella Ucci, Senior Lecturer in Environmental and Healthy Buildings, The Bartlett’s UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering and Course Director of the MSc Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings, University College London 1530-1550

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT Chair: Lynne Sullivan OBE, Architect, RIBA - LSA Studio 1550-1610

Indoor Air Quality – Delivery through Optimising Design and Verifying Installation How to achieve the best air quality in buildings when considering whole building design and not just ventilation methods. What needs to be considered in design of the fabric, what needs to be considered in terms of ventilation?

Alex Baines, Regional Director, Encraft

A Forest for a Moon Dazzler – Studio-Saxe

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Dr Gráinne McGill, Researcher, Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit 1630-1730

THE GRAND DEBATE Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) - a Major Factor Impacting the Health and Comfort of Building Occupants?

Chair: Lynne Sullivan OBE, Architect, RIBA - LSA Studio Alex Baines, Regional Director, Encraft Dr Marcella Ucci, Senior Lecturer in Environmental and Healthy Buildings, The Bartlett’s UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering and Course Director of the MSc Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings, University College London Professor Tom Woolley, Architect, Rachel Bevan Architects

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OFFSITE & MODULAR CONSTRUCTION WEDNESDAY 7th JUNE

the design and optimisation of value exchange interactions within the project team that is essential for offsite manufacture.

1040-1050

This presentation will explore how Carbon Dynamic’s process implementation has resulted in a company-wide platform that successfully embraces efficient value creation and exchange.

Chair’s Welcome & Introduction

Max Garcia, Lead Engineer, Carbon Dynamic

Offsite & Modular Construction

Associate Professor Robert Hairstans, Edinburgh Napier University

1150-1210 1050-1110

NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT

Why CLT Represents the Future of Architecture

1210-1230

The future of construction is timber. To avert climate catastrophe we have to use building materials that minimise energy use, that don’t take masses of energy to produce and that we don’t scrape from the surface of our planet. Timber is a natural carbon store that builds better buildings faster and at less expense. At Waugh Thistleton we have been on a mission to convert the world to timber for more than ten years in the last couple of years this has led us toward modular off-site construction - dragging construction out of the field and into the factory out of the 19th and into the 21st century. We are working with house builders to build both low rise and high rise volumetric housing from solid timber and here’s how...

Exploring Prefabricated Volumetric Housing Our Experience

Andrew Waugh, Founding Director, Waugh Architects

1230-1300

1110-1130

Our 611 bed space student accommodation scheme, Chapter Lewisham is an industry acclaimed example of how offsite modular construction can be successfully implemented to deliver large scale projects in substantially less time but to just as high a standard as that attributed to traditional construction methods.

Cross Laminated Timber for Modular and Volumetric Construction Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) is playing a key role in the fast moving modular and volumetric construction sector and Europe’s largest CLT manufacturer, Stora Enso, is leading the way with several international modular CLT projects already completed and a range of UK partnerships underway.

In this session Gareth Mason will explore the benefits and constraints of using CLT for modular construction and give a behind the scenes walk through the prefabrication process at Stora Enso’s modular facility at Hartola, Finland.

Case study material will be drawn from OOPEAA’s internationally acclaimed Puukuokka Housing Project in Helsinki, which was completed in 2015 using Stora Enso modular CLT units. And Gareth will give an early stage update on his collaboration with Swan Homes to develop traditional house design through modularised customisation.

Darren Jones of architects shedkm will speak on delivering the innovative modular housing scheme ‘House’ for developer Urban Splash. The factory-built, customer-designed homes which launched last year in Manchester are now being delivered to two further neighbourhoods in Tyneside and Salford and several more sites are currently in the feasibility and planning stages.

Darren Jones, Lead Architect & Sustainability Specialist, shedkm

600 units in 10 months - Offsite Modular Case Study of Chapter Lewisham

Vision Modular Systems constructed each of the residential floors over ground floor level, accounting for approximately 90% of the buildings overall floor area, with significant programme savings being achieved on site. Each of the 636 modules were delivered to site and erected in three months with overall construction of the scheme completed in 10 months. Tangible environmental and sustainability benefits included reduced lorry movements and fewer trades on site, each lessening the impact on the local area and community.

The case study presentation will focus on design quality at speed, value maximisation and how offsite can overcome challenging site constraints.

Gareth Mason, Business Development Manager, Stora Enso

Philip Breese, Senior Partner, Weston Williamson+Partners

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1300-1330

Modularising for Manufacture and Assembly Carbon Dynamic is a pioneer in the design and manufacture of sustainable mass timber volumetric buildings. The Company’s holistic approach to design is underpinned by a modularisation strategy which is embraced throughout the business.

In order to stay flexible and reactive to the market needs, the team has developed an agile process that allows for scalability, adaptability, and robustness. In a fast-moving world, Carbon Dynamic has chosen to adopt a growth model which enables development at platform scale. This involves

Panel Discussion: What is the Future for Prefabricated Volumetric Housing?

Philip Breese, Senior Partner, Weston Williamson+Partners Darren Jones, Lead Architect & Sustainability Specialist, shedkm Max Garcia, Lead Engineer, Carbon Dynamic Gareth Mason, Business Development Manager, Stora Enso Andrew Waugh, Founding Director, Waugh Thistleton Architects

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OFFSITE & MODULAR CONSTRUCTION 1300-1410

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NETWORKING BREAK & EXHIBITION VISIT

Micro-Prefabrication

1410-1420

Chair’s Introduction Associate Professor Robert Hairstans, Edinburgh Napier University 1420-1440

Rapid Prefabrication of Interesting Shapes and Spaces WHY : Validating modular construction and prefabrication as the obvious response to a project brief to design and construct a hotel room concept for the ‘Sensation-Oriented’ ‘tribe’ as part of the 2016 Sleep Hotel design event HOW : Illustrating in detail the journey to build a full size hotel room prototype starting with modular design and the software tools utilised, moving through offsite construction and the importance of software compatibility, and ending with on-site logistics, assembly and a rapid dismantling and recycling process NEXT : Exploring how the R&D work on prefabrication, modular construction and offsite manufacturing can be applied in different scenarios and how we’re planning to integrate the approach with our agile live/work building designs Nick de Klerk, Associate Architect, Aukett Swanke and Rui Costa, BIM Manager - Associate, Aukett Swanke 1440-1500

Prefabricated Construction Tottenham Court Road, Crossrail Tottenham Court Station, Crossrail is considered to be one of the most challenging stations being constructed for the new Elizabeth line due its location in central London. Harbinder Principle Architect and Partner at Hawkins/Brown will be describing how the architects and contractors utilised prefabricated components to construct the project within a heavily constrained site and that was situated adjacent to an operational station. Harbinder will be describing how the practice used digital software and collaborated with engineers and the specialist contractors from throughout the UK to develop and coordinate the design of components from concept to installation and construction.

Harbinder Birdi, Partner, Head of Infrastructure & Transport, Hawkins\Brown 1500-1520

Offsite Timber Frame Solutions for a Changing World This is a presentation looking at the challenges and opportunities, to help increase housing delivery in the UK, looking at Timber Frame as the here and now offsite solution of choice, whilst providing a platform for future mainstream UK Housing Industrialisation, as a global leader.

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To date pre-fabricated construction has been focused on projects where repetition of multiple units and speed of delivery brings a commercial advantage over traditional construction techniques.

Archio architects have been exploring prefabrication techniques on several micro-projects from flower kiosks to new-build micro-housing, with the intention of bringing the benefits of pre-fabrication to smaller projects and refurbishments.

Directors Kyle Buchanan and Mellis Haward will discuss a selection of recent projects and will suggest that mirco prefabrication has the potential to change the way that design teams are engaged in the delivery of projects.

Kyle Buchanan, Director, Archio Ltd and Mellis Haward, Director, Archio Ltd 1540-1600

Overcoming the Barriers to Change in Construction Culture – Built Environment Exchange (beX) The objective of beX is to provide an accelerator education platform partnering University and construction industry partners internationally. This connectivity facilitates student mobility for enhanced experiential learning activities geared towards undergraduate, early career postgraduate and doctorate students. The opportunity will be open to students from all areas of study in order to widen the pool of available talent to not only tackle the construction sector skills deficit and diversification challenges, but also to harness the new skills required for changes in construction delivery (i.e. off-site manufacture, lean and integrated delivery, reliance and low carbon construction, BIM and other technology integration).

This will attract some of our most talented graduates to the sector and lead to future sustainable communities of tomorrow whilst decarbonising the economy. Importantly this supports a cultural shift in the construction sector skills base in addition to supporting international knowledge exchange.

Associate Professor Robert Hairstans, Edinburgh Napier University 1600-1630

Panel Discussion: Is Enough Being Done to Promote Prefabricated Construction Solutions?

Kyle Buchanan, Director, Archio Ltd Mellis Haward, Director, Archio Ltd Stewart Dalgarno, Director of Product Development, Stewart Milne Group Harbinder Birdi, Partner, Head of Infrastructure & Transport, Hawkins\Brown Nick de Klerk, Associate Architect, Aukett Swanke Rui Costa, BIM Manager - Associate, Aukett Swanke 1630 CLOSE

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BIM PROSPECTS THEATRE DELIVERED BY BRE TUESDAY 6th JUNE

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BRE Theatre: Educating the Next generation of Architects

BRE Theatre: Using BIM to engage with suppliers and specialists

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BIM Campus: A pop-up approach to bridging the gap in education

Working with product data Paul Surin – Head of Built Environment – Wienerberger

Adam Ward – Technology Director – BIM. Technologies 11:45 – 12:30 11:45 – 12:30

BIM for energy modelling

Process or Potential? Getting our BIM education right

Dr Naghman Khan – Business Development Manager – Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES)

Alex will explore the way in which BIM is taught in Higher Education, and how future professionals are prepared for their roles in a digital construction environment. This talk cites examples from university accredited programmes and also voluntary and graduate education programmes, exploring the ways in which BIM and collaboration are introduced to those wanting to join our industry. Are we giving students the skills they will need to lead the BIM revolution?

Alex McLaren – Senior Director of Studies of Architectural Engineering – Heriot-Watt University

13:00 – 13:45

BIM and BREEAM Dr Susie Tomson – Sustainability Director – PCSG 14:15 – 15:00

Implementing Product Manufacturing Data Sean McCormick – Senior BIM Consultant and Trainer - BRE

13:00 – 13:45

Improving performance in the workplace & UK BIM Alliance Richard Lane – International Delivery Manager – UK BIM Task Group 14:15 – 15:00

Get BIM – get armed – get ahead of the competition!

Mark Wilkinson – Business Development Director – BRE Academy

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THE TRIMO PRODUCT & CPD PROGRAMME TUESDAY 6th JUNE

1200-1230 Sponsored by

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Bespoke Rooflights a Specifiers Guide Designed for those who believe in the importance of external and internal aesthetics of buildings and that architectural design interventions should always be in context and executed with the lightest of touches regardless of genre.

Vicki Tarrant – Field Marketing Executive – The Rooflight Company 1100-1130

The essential truth about daylight living Humans instinctively understand the benefits of daylight and how the lack of space and harmony in the modern world has a detrimental effect on our mood and behaviour. Our body clocks are regulated through perceptions of light and dark by the eye and many millennia of evolution can’t be ignored just because it doesn’t suit our lifestyle.

The places where we live and work must consider our physiological need for daylight, our biological requirement for sleep and our psychological desire to be connected to the natural environment. We must adapt our thinking about the buildings we design and the way we chose to live our lives, to take account of the scientific evidence into the serious effects of contemporary life on our health and wellbeing.

Unlike most warnings about a potential threat to our health, there are some simple beneficial solutions we can put into practice straight away.

Charlie Sharman- CEO of Cantifix and The Photon Project 1130-1200

“Bluebeam PDF Collaboration and BIM: Your World Made Digital” This session will explore how Bluebeam Revu enables project teams to use PDFs to streamline collaboration in a BIM world.

Learn how to share BIM data by creating and marking up 2D and 3D PDFs, and how to collaborate on files in real time using Bluebeam Studio.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE 1: Learn how to share BIM data by creating and marking up 2D and 3D PDFs. LEARNING OBJECTIVE 2: Learn how to collaborate on PDF files in real-time.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE 3: Explore all the ways to use PDF for collaborating in a BIM world.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE 4: Get tips on how BIM users make sure that all project team members can contribute to the conversation.

Adrian Slatter - Director, Design Software Solutions

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How the technologies will change how we build in the field In this Workshop we’ll look where the construction industry stands today but also what trends will influence the future of the sector. After that we’ll look at a few ideas that could significantly help the sector in the future. We’ll do this based on research done by McKinsey & Company, BCG and the world Economic Forum.

We’ll drill down on how the sector and mobile collaboration in the field to significantly improve efficiency. We’ll look at the challenges and requirements that come up in the future and what are the requirements to successfully implement a collaborative platform.

We’ll finish up by showing in detail how collaboration can already be done in the field today by a short but hands-on demo of Aproplan.

Thomas Goubau – CEO - APROPLAN 1230-1300

Networking Break 1300-1330

Burning Issues – The Management of Risk “The presentation essentially looks at the choice of external envelope composite panel solutions to satisfy compliance with the requirements of fire performance to meet both The Building Regulations and insurance risk criteria.

It discusses the testing methodology for LPCB and FM Global together with the requirements for Part B, boundary wall demands, potential height restrictions and installation design.

It further explores the manufacturing process, satisfying thermal performance, acoustic behaviour and spanning capabilities of composite panel systems, complimented with related case studies and technical support services available.”

Gary Southgate – Business Development Manager – Trimo Architectural Solutions 1330-1400

The use of Frameless Glass Balustrades in buildings and introducing the New Adjustable Taper Loc® Frameless Glass Balustrade System from CR Laurence.

Richard will be discussing the advantages of the new system?

Fast and Safe Adjustable Alignment Remove/replace glass panels A choice of ‘finishes’ BS6180-2011 certified In house Testing Facilities Richard Lake, National Sales Manager, CR Laurence of Europe Limited

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THE TRIMO PRODUCT & CPD PROGRAMME 1400-1430

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Zinc as a building envelope through the ages

Networking Break

How did zinc become a material that was used for roofing over 200 years ago?

Zinc’s development in cities such as Paris through architectural and political decisions Zinc’s development around the world in the 19C

1550-1620

Today’s challenges and opportunities for Creative Collaboration

1430-1500

This talk will be about Collaborative Creation v2.0. We’ll have an interactive discussion about changes, trends and challenges of creating designs together with a team. We’ll see why adopting these changes are crucial to stay relevant via proven successes, winners and losers. Afterwards, we’ll design an ideal world, based on the interactive discussions and discover how MyGDaaS might have a catalyst effect to get the magic out of collaborative creation.

TECU Copper for Today and Tomorrow

Maxim Greant, International Business Developer at Cloudalize

Technical advances in the 20C give architects even more freedom Jonathan Lowy, Operation Marketing Manager, VMZINC

Characteristics of TECU Copper Surface Choices Application Techniques Mr Sandy Harrison, Area Manager, KME

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Grand Union Centre - London Allford Hall Monaghan Morris Architects | Photos: © Timothy Soar

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THE TRIMO PRODUCT & CPD PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY 7th JUNE Sponsored by 1030-1100

Using Model Predictive Control (MPC) to Revolutionise Building Design, Operation, Maintenance and Trading Matthijs De Deygere, Manager - Buildings & Sites, 3E 1100-1130

Power Operated Pedestrian Doorsets - Safety In Use and Code of Practice For Risk Assessment and Risk Reduction - Brief introduction to the Automatic Door Suppliers Association (ADSA) - Brief introduction to BS EN 16005:2012 and ongoing reference to BS 7036: 1996 Parts 1 to 5 - BS 7036-0 2014 Power Operated Pedestrian Doorsets- Safety In Use and Part: 0 Code of Practice For Risk Assessment and Risk Reduction Darren Hyde – Technical and Training Manager – Automatic Door Suppliers Association ADSA 1130-1200

Professional Intelligent Smart Home Solutions Selecting a professional Smart Home system Specifying the features and functions you need See how a Professional Smart Home enhances energy efficiency David Edwards, Business Development Manager, Gira

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The requirements for in-building mobile phone coverage Colin will be discussing download speeds, comparing typical WiFi, 3G and 4G in-building performance comparing it with Home Broadband, and the need for SISO (Single Input, Single Output) or MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output) architectures.

He will set out his current understanding of each UK Mobile Network Operator’s approach to in-building coverage schemes and the funding they might expect; remember they are the only ones with the right to broadcast mobile signals, so unless they connect their equipment to the in-building system, it’s just an expensive collection of scrap metal…

The session will conclude with Colin outlining the different inbuilding coverage technologies that are available, where each type is most suited and list the main vendors by type.

Colin Eddison, Technical Director - Herbert In-Building Wireless 1350-1420

Bespoke Fire Doors & Engineering Assessments Architectural design specifications for fire resisting doors can often require the construction to be supplied at a size, in a mode, or with frames, building hardware, etc. which are different from that tested. This is particularly true for heritage or high end residential projects with very particular design requests. The presentation will explain how fire engineering assessments can be used to support bespoke fire door design and provide third party expert opinion to the approving authority, for the purpose of building regulation approval.

Peter Barker – Fire Safety Engineering Manager – International Fire Consultants

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Life Cycle Assessments for Environmental Performance Declarations (EPD) - What is an EPD? - The benefits of understanding EPD data in product selection - What data contributes to the overall EPD rating - How to compare EPD data from different products Kevin Underwood, Technical Director, British Woodworking Federation 1230-1320

Networking Break

1420-1450

Thermally modified hardwoods in construction Thermally modified timber is becoming increasingly popular in the UK construction industry. Ideal for cladding, decking and external joinery this type of product is set to grow its market share. After starting with a general introduction to the range of modified timbers available on the market this seminar provides and in-depth explanation of how thermally modified products are produced, their benefits and applications. Additionally, Tom discusses the benefits and implications of specifying British grown timbers.

Tom Barnes, Bsc Hons, MBA, Vastern Timber MD 1450-1520

Solar for Housebuilders Since you last used solar Cost optimal house design Construction supply chain Solar product design Best practice and health & safety Future of housing Colin Deans – Business Development Manager – Solar Century

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES ACO Technologies

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ACO Business Park, Hitchin Road, Shefford, Bedfordshire, SG17 5TE, UK Tel: 01462 816 666 Email: abuchan@aco.co.uk Web: www.aco.co.uk

Arden House, Sparkbrook Street, Coventry CV1 5ST Tel: 02476 632423 Email: dbickley@ardenwindows.net Web: www.ardenwindows.net Contact: David Bickley

ACO is a world leader in the design, development and implementation of sustainable surface water management systems. For over 50 years, ACO have pioneered unique solutions that satisfy the need for high performance, environmental excellence, optimal return on investment and long operational life across a vast range of applications.

Alfresco Floors

Arden Windows Ltd are a UK based manufacturer and installer of high quality timber window and door-sets into the new build and refurbishment sectors. Arden offer a full range of made to measure timber windows and a comprehensive selection of external single, double, sliding and bi-fold doors.

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Unit 6, Teddington Business Park, Station Road, Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 9BQ, UK Tel: 020 8977 0904 Email: info@alfrescofloors.co.uk Web: www.alfrescofloors.co.uk Contact: Becky Hepworth

Arches, 181-183 Hercules Road, London, SE1 7LD, UK Tel: 020 7582 9000 Email: keith.hubble@e-arc.co.uk Web: www.e-arc.co.uk Contact: Keith Hubble

From an extensive background in timber decking and a thorough knowledge of raised floor pedestal technology, Alfresco Floors was established in 2014 to provide specialist consultation and materials supply to the emerging market for exterior porcelain flooring. Alfresco Floors now supplies an extensive range of Ebema concrete pavers, specifically designed for external applications.

Aproplan 92 - Belux Pavilion 480 Avenue Louise, Brussels, B-1050, Belgium Tel: 020 3318 0039 Email: hello@aproplan.com Web: www.aproplan.com Optimise the management of your construction sites and projects with APROPLAN. This ultimate construction management software allows you to monitor the progress of your teams and their work, and saves you up to 75% of administrative tasks and time through effective communication and transparent collaboration. With its user-friendly technology, APROPLAN helps teams work together easily in real time

Archinect UK 193 C1301, 70 Holland Street, London, SE1 9NX, UK Tel: 07464 799 896 Email: ellen@archinect.com Web: www.uk.archinect.com/?ukredirect The goal of Archinect is to make architecture more connected and open-minded, bringing together designers from around the world to introduce new ideas from all disciplines. Archinect was initially developed in 1997 by Paul Petrunia in Los Angeles and has since become a top online destination for progressive design-oriented students, architects, educators, and fans.

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ARC Document Solutions are a global supplier of services to the AEC industry, focused on process solutions for the management, retention, distribution and production of construction information, throughout the life cycle of individual documents, complete projects, or a company’s operation.

Argex NV Belux Pavilion - 96 Kruibeeksesteenweg 162, Burcht, B-2070, Belgium Tel: 0032 3250 1515 Email: info@argex.be Web: www.argex.eu/gen/en/home.html For over 50 years Argex has been producing expanded clay aggregates, a 100% natural product with dozens of application possibilities within the construction industry. Expanded clay is a lightweight aggregate, aerated modules with a tough outer shell.

It is an inert, strong and sustainable material, used in housing, landscaping and civil engineering. Find out more about our solutions @ www.argex.eu

Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd 156 Whessoe Road, Darlington, DL3 0XH, UK Tel: 01325 347 000 Email: powdersales@axaltacs.com Web: www.axaltacs.com/gb/en_GB.html Contact: Markus Koengs Axalta Coating Systems has the most extensive portfolio of powder technologies in the industry. Powder coatings like Alesta, Teodur and Abcite are an efficient, environmentally responsible method of finishing. A comprehensive range of high-quality thermosetting and thermoplastic powder coatings are formulated and manufactured all over Europe for the decorative and functional coatings industries.

EXHIBITOR PROFILES Belgium & Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce

BRE

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Bucknalls Lane, Watford, WD25 9XX, UK Tel: 03333 218 811 Email: enquiries@bre.co.uk Web: www.bre.co.uk Contact: Seema Sheth

8 Northumberland Avenue, London WC2N 5BY Tel: +44 (0)207 127 4292 Email: PSauvage@blcc.co.uk Contact: Philippe Sauvage The BLCC has been the trusted one-stop shop for successfully conducting business in the UK since 1890.

The BLCC is a private membership organisation which helps Belgian and Luxembourg businesses exporting to and/or investing in the UK and which can help access this wealth with practical services, a wide network and access to offices in Central London and the North of England.

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BRE is a world leading building science centre that generates knowledge through research. This is used to create positive change across the built environment. Offering advice, certification, research, standards, testing and training across a spectrum of expertise including BIM, energy, fire, innovation, resilience, safety, security and sustainability.

Brimstone Wood Belgium & Luxembourg Pavilion

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Vastern Timber Co Ltd, Vastern Wharf, Royal Wootton Bassett, Swindon, Wiltshire, UK Tel: 01793 853 281 Email: info@brimstonewood.co.uk Web: www.brimstonewood.co.uk

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Benchmark by Kingspan 112 Greenfield Business Park No 2, Holywell, Flintshire, CH8 7GJ, UK Tel: 01352 716 100 Email: info@benchmarkbykingspan.com Web: www.kingspanbenchmark.com BENCHMARK by Kingspan focuses on providing a range of tested and certified high performance and rapid install envelope solutions for three key building areas, rainscreen facades, panellised facades and roofing systems.

Betsinor 100 Email: alandais@betsinor.fr Web: www.betsinor.com BETSINOR - HAUTE COUTURE CLADDING. Betsinor was founded in 1985 in France, and is of the leading European manufacturers of bespoke GRC and UHPC panels.

Bikeaway Ltd 130 Bell Close, Newnham Industrial Estate, Plymouth, PL7 4JH, UK Tel: 01752 202 116 Email: sales@bikeaway.com Web: www.bikeaway.com Contact: Mark Harvey BikeAway have been making and managing cycle lockers in the UK for over 18 years. Our latest, the WARRIOR, is a lower priced locker, which does not compromise on the quality expected from us. The WARRIOR offers superb medium to long term cycle parking, at a more affordable price, with simply installation. It has also been awarded Sold Secure Gold as testament to its strength and security.

Brimstone is the first range of thermally modified British hardwoods.

Produced from material grown in native woodlands Brimstone is a technical and competitively priced range of timber products. The range includes native hardwoods which are modified to be more stable, durable and consistent than normal wood. Brimstone wood is used for cladding, decking and some joinery applications.

British Assocation of Landscape Industries 138 BALI, Unit 63, 6th Street, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2LG, UK Tel: 02476 698 656 Email: contact@bali.org.uk Founded in 1972, The British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) is the UK’s leading Trade Association for landscaping professionals; promoting, supporting and inspiring over 850 fully Registered organisations and individuals, including Contractors, Designers and Affiliate members.

Business France London Office 116 Haymarket House, 28-29 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4SP, UK Tel: 020 7024 3637 Email: charly.velluet@businessfrance.fr Web: www.youbuyfrance.com/uk/default.aspx Contact: Michael Yates Business France, the commercial department of the French Embassy, promotes trade development between France and the UK. It offers a wide range of services to French companies, to assist them with their commercial development in the UK as well as helping UK companies to set up in France.

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES Buzon UK

CED Natural Stone

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Unit 6, Teddington Business Park, Station Road, Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 8BQ, UK Tel: 020 8614 0874 Email: info@buzonuk.com Web: www.buzonuk.com/ Contact: Becky Hepworth

728 London Road, West Thurrock, 728 London Road, Grays, Essex, RM20 3LU, UK Tel: 01708 867 237 Email: ellierudduck@ced.ltd.uk Web: www.ced.ltd.uk Contact: Ellie Rudduck

Buzon is the world leader in the manufacture and distribution of adjustable pedestal systems for the construction of raised floors, external terraces (paving and decking) and grating systems.

At CED Stone Group, we pride ourselves on providing our customers with the best products on the market. We are one of the UK's leading suppliers and keep an extensive range of stock across all our six nationwide depots. We have almost 40 years experience supplying stone products to different projects, from domestic gardens to public parks, high end buildings and commercial streetscapes.

Cantifix Ltd 201 Unit 22 Garrick Industrial Estate, Irving Way, London, NW9 6AQ, UK Tel: 020 8203 6203 Email: charlie@cantifix.co.uk Web: www.cantifix.co.uk Contact: Arne De Caepog Cantifix have been the UK’s leading Architectural Glazing company for 30 years and we accept the responsibilities this involves. Cantifix were pleased to help neuroscientists at Oxford University undertake vital scientific research into the effects of daylight on human biology- we even funded the work and learnt from the process.

Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge 15 4th Floor, Park House, 22 Park Street, Croydon, Surrey, UK Tel: 020 8243 8905 Email: info@t-estone.co.uk Belgium Blue Limestone is part of Western Europe's architectural heritage. Used for paving, cladding and flooring for hundreds of years, it is renowned for its beauty and durability. Based in Soignies, Belgium, Pierre Bleue Belge is a family business with almost 250 employees and a turnover of approximately £23m.

Trans-European Stone is the sole UK commercial agent for Pierre Bleue Belge.

Cellecta 98 Unit 14 Brixey Business Park, Fancy Road, Poole, Dorset BH12 4PZ Cellecta is one of the UK’s largest manufactures of environmentally friendly high performance acoustic & thermal insulation products.

Engineered to meet the demanding legislative requirements of Part E and L Building Regulations, Cellecta insulation products are supplied to all sectors of the construction industry.

Chandelier Showrooms 133 31 Forest Business Park, Leyton, London E10 7FB Tel: 07866 430768 Email: sales@clicklighting.co.uk

Cloudalize Belux Pavilion - 94 Ottergemsesteenweg-zuid 808, Ghent, B-9000, Belgium Tel: 0032 483631891 Email: andreea.arcaleanu@gdaas.com Web: www.gdaas.com

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Cloudalize is the creator of MyGDaaS - an intuitive cloud platform for instant deployment of GPU powered and complete virtual workspaces (preconfigured, pre-installed and preloaded workstations, servers, VPNs, Firewalls, apps) through a self-service web portal or unified API within.

Rue de Cognebeau, 245, Soignies, Belgium Tel: 0032 67347800 Email: p.vancoppenolle@carrieresduhainaut.com Web: www.carrieresduhainaut.com/en

Composite Research

Carrieres Du Hainaut

CARRIÈRES DU HAINAUT: A QUARRY WITH MORE THAN A CENTURY OF HISTORY. The Hainaut Blue Limestone: a high-quality material with a natural bluish grey colour. Our stone takes shape in a variety of finishes and formats which suit all architectural styles, for both indoor and outdoor, walls, floors, working surfaces, kitchen, bathroom, swimming pool edge, and also for façade and mural decoration.

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82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Piazza Avis 9, Pinerolo (TO), 10064, Italy Tel: 0039 392 032 5142 Email: info@composite-research.com Contact: Matteo Carcascio CoRe is an Italian R&D start-up company, founded in order to develop new innovative solutions in the field of structural materials. In 2015 CoRe patented the MadFlex: A new composite material panel which combines the pros of existing fabrics (lightness, thinness, flexibility) with those of traditional materials (strength, rigidity, shear strength).

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Cycle-works Ltd

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Via Bruxelles 7, Barletta, 76121, Italy Tel: 0039 0883 531 042 Email: info@corvasce.it Contact: Matteo Carcascio

8-9 Rodney Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO4 8BF, UK Tel: 02392 815 555 Email: info@cycle-works.com Web: www.cycle-works.com

Research, development and innovation are the main activities in which Corvasce company is daily dedicated. Corvasce has chosen to follow his customers into an exhaustively way, ensuring efficiency, quality, under existing rules, dealing with all the aspects of the exhibition event, becoming a partner more than a supplier, using a great range of materials and all the new communication systems.

Cycle-Works are one of the market leaders in designing, manufacturing and installing secure, innovative and modern bicycle parking and other measures to promote cycling. Products range from stylish bicycle racks and shelters to individual high security lockers and custom made solutions.

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Curles Manor, Pelham Road, Clavering, Essex, CB11 4PW, UK Tel: 01799 550 222 Email: enquiries@thermacooluk.com Web: www.therma.cool

Kingsway Business Park, Charles Babbage Avenue, Rochdale, OL16 4NW, UK Tel: 01706 863 600 Email: crl_uk@crlaurence.co.uk Web: www.crlaurence.co.uk/adv/eu/crl/index_uk.html Contact: Karen Sutcliffe C R Laurence is the leading supplier to the glazing, railing, architectural, and construction industries. Offering more than 50,000 products, the company serves the industry from locations throughout North America, Europe, and Australia. The company designs, engineers and manufactures a wide range of architectural hardware, including commercial and residential architectural railings.

ThermaCool is the leading brand of building products incorporating phase change material technology from Datum Phase Change Ltd. Comprising of suspended ceiling tiles (including acoustic formats) and wall/ceiling construction panels, ThermaCool passively manages the indoor thermal comfort levels and offers a thermal mass solution to reduce the energy demands on HVAC systems.

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Cross Timber Systems SIA

Tel: 07752 384 274 Email: a.landais@betsinor.fr Contact: AmĂŠlie Landais

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DELMAR - A NEW PLAYER IN THE UK MARKET. Having produced precast elements for more than 25 years, Delmar is a well-known leader on the French & Benelux markets, but a brand new player in the UK. Our core specialty is precast concrete stairs.

Avi cijas iela 18, Jelgava, LV-3004, Latvia Tel: 00371 2925 5011 Email: deivis.kelderis@crosstimbersystems.com Web: www.crosstimbersystems.com Largest cross-laminated timber (CLT) material production plant in Northern Europe and Scandinavia.

C-Tec Building Solutions 42 Unit 9, Kubrick Business Estate, Station Approach, London, E7 0HU, UK Tel: 020 8555 1448 Email: salim@ct1ltd.com Web: www.ct1ltd.com Contact: Sav Singh C-Tec Building Solutions are the suppliers of the number 1 sealant & adhesive; CT1. CT1 can be applied onto wet surfaces even underwater.

CT1 will create a formidable bond between virtually any material acting as a construction sealant & adhesive. We will be showcasing and demonstrating our new range of products such as WT1, Miracle Seal and Superfast.

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Design Software Solutions Ltd 134 St Peters House, Oxford Square, Oxford Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 1JG, UK Tel: 01635 580 318 Email: info@designsoftwaresolutions.co.uk Web: www.designsoftwaresolutions.co.uk Bluebeam Revu 2017 is changing the way project teams do business using digital PDF based workflows to save cost, save time and increase collaboration right throughout the project, from design to build to management. Let Design Software Solutions help you benefit from the move to a more digital workflow!

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES DesignExchange

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Unit 1-3 The Doughty Building, Crow Arch Lane, Ringwood, Hampshire, BH24 1NZ, UK Tel: 03300 020 045 Email: enquiries@entrustit.co.uk Web: www.entrustit.co.uk Contact: Tom Dodd

A creative multidisciplinary global network devoted to the exchanging of ideas. Our community consists of architects, artists, designers, technicians, interaction designers, makers, bio technologists, musicians, fashion designers, film makers, sociologists, engineers, coders, academics, researchers, students and creatives. Together we like to connect and exchange ideas. We host events, talks, gettogethers and parties, all supported by our digital platforms and a printed magazine.

Direct Contact Exhibitions 190 The Oaks, Wesleyan Road, Ashley, nr Market Drayton, Shropshire, TF9 4JT, UK Tel: 01630 673 000 Email: info@dcecpd.co.uk Web: www.directcontactexhibitions.com Contact: Nick Downward The DCE CPD Specifier stand will be distributing FREE copies of the latest magazine and inviting SPECIFIERS to their regional Meet the EXPERTS Technical Forums. NEW for 2017 is the LONDON CPD CLUB. Membership is completely FOC and attendance is also FREE! The DCE Meet the EXPERTS Technical Forums in London are all in Waterloo, opposite the Station, so very easy to get to.

entrustIT have over 10 years’ experience in providing cloud technology solutions to businesses across Europe and The US. entrustIT are showcasing their unique 3D Design Desktop at Vision 2017. 3D Design Desktop is a complete IT environment built for architects & designers – allowing complex CAD renders to be performed in the cloud – anywhere, any time, and on virtually any device.

Falegnameria Conte S.a.S 8 Via Chivasso 39, Castlenuovo, Don Bosco, 14022, Italy Tel: 0039 011 98 76 114 Email: info@conte1828.com Four generations, one goal: to bring artisan craft skills to levels of excellence in the design and production of wooden window frames.

Our Sash Windows are: Bespoken, CE Marked, Hermetically sealed, Thermally efficient, Soundproof, Ready for a Listed Building, Burglary resistant.

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Dolphin Textile Awnings 137 400 Main Road, Essex, CO12 4DN, UK Tel: 01255 243 366 Email: info@dolphintensileawnings.com Web: www.dolphinsails.com Dolphin Tensile Awnings Ltd use advanced computer modelled design and membrane analysis, known as form finding, to create stunning architectural showpieces for retail and businesses premises, restaurants and residential properties.

Edinburgh Napier University 150 219 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH14 1DJ, UK Tel: 01314 552 891 Email: r.hairstans@napier.ac.uk beX is a collaborative platform that brings together University and construction industry partners, to develop dynamic talent and accelerate change in the construction sector. Our aim is to tackle the skills deficit and diversification challenges within the sector, by delivering experiential learning opportunities for undergraduate, early career postgraduate and doctorate students.

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5 Grange Park Court, Roman Way, Northampton, NN4 5EA, UK Tel: 01604 707 600 Email: samantha.hand@forterra.co.uk Web: www.forterra.co.uk Forterra is a leading manufacturer of a diverse range of clay and concrete building products, used extensively within the construction sector, and employs over 1,600 people across 17 facilities in the UK. The only producer of the iconic London Brick. Other trusted brands from Forterra include Thermalite, Conbloc, Ecostock, Butterley, Cradley, Red Bank, Jetfloor and Formpave.

Frama Mosaici srl 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Viale Vittorio Veneto 2, Modena (MO), 41100, Italy Tel: 0039 0932 963 254 Email: biagio@framamosaici.com Contact: Matteo Carcascio

FutureArch 178 3 Churchill Court 112 The Street, Rustington BN16 3DA Email: amber.bernabe@eljays44.com Tel: 01903 777581 Contact: Amber Bernabe

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES G-Frame Structures

ICF Supplies Ltd

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Unit B2, Beckerings Business Park, Beckerings Park Estate, Lidlington, Bedfordshire, MK43 0RD, UK Tel: 01525 288 022 Email: office@g-frame.co.uk Web: www.g-frame.co.uk

Victoria Studios, Langdon Hill Golf Club, Lower Dunton Road, Bulphan, Upminster, Essex, RM14 3TY, UK Tel: 01268 542 748 Email: info@icfsupplies.co.uk Web: www.icfsuppliesltd.co.uk

G-frame Structures specialise in the design + delivery of CLT, Glulam + hybrid structures. Our team has over 40 years of international expertise delivering projects including multi-storey, residential, student accommodation, education + workspace. Involve us early in the design process + we’ll help you achieve an optimised design through our mix of value engineering + creative problem solving.

ICF Supplies Ltd are authorised distributors for Nudura products.

Insulating Concrete Formwork uses polystyrene panels connected with a web system that allow the forms to be stacked and steel reinforced. The polystyrene forms are then built up and filled with ready-mixed concrete. This system provides an energy-efficient thermal mass, allowing structures to be heated and cooled more effectively.

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Chancery Pavilion, Boycott Avenue, Milton Keynes, Bucks, MK6 2TA, UK Tel: 01582 860 940 Email: uk@idealcombi.com Web: www.idealcombi.com

Latvian Pavilion - 126 Tel: +371 26245976 Email: santa.blinkova@gravtex.eu Web: www.gravtex.eu We produce and offer: Modern and practical wooden fence panels, which can be tailored to each customer's preference. Unique wooden decorative wall panels, facade finish panels of plywood, which is the perfect solution for your home, company, garden, interior design.

Idealcombi is an innovative, family owned window company from Denmark. Our products all use PUR (polyurethane) to enhance thermal performance - this means we can manufacture window with 53 mm slim aluminium profiles in both inward and outward opening functions. That's right inward and outward opening windows with same external profile!

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Hafele UK Ltd 10 Swift Valley Industrial Estate, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV21 1RD, UK Tel: 08001 712 909 Email: info@hafele.co.uk Web: www.hafele.co.uk/en Contact: Rachel Tuckey Häfele is an internationally trusted name supplying furniture fittings, ironmongery and hardware to the trade. We are recognised as a leading hardware manufacturer due to our quality of product and expertise in the industry. We have over 25,000 specialist products from hinges, handles and door furniture to storage solutions, sliding door systems and lighting.

Airfield Industrial Estate, Hixon, Stafford, ST18 0PF, UK Tel: 01889 272 180 Email: sales@intatec.co.uk Web: www.intatec.co.uk Contact: Cynthia Fisher In addition to safe and stylish bathroom products, Inta also launched its industry-acclaimed heating and plumbing arm three years ago.

Covering everything from magnetic filters to thermostatic radiator valves, Inta has the products and high stock availability demanded by the markets it serves. Quality Management Systems to ISO 14001:2004, ISO 9001:2008 and OHSAS 18001.

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Herbert Group 114 Rookwood Way, Haverhill, Suffolk, CB9 8PD, UK Tel: 07970 111 303 Email: zinwave@herbertgroup.com Web: www.herbert.co.uk We are systems integrators, providing everything from start to finish for in-buildings mobile coverage solutions in building both large and small. We implement in-building mobile coverage solutions supporting multiple wireless services (cellular and public safety), between 150MHz – 2700MHz on a single infrastructure.

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Park Street Business Centre, 20 Park Street, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire, HP27 9AH, UK Tel: 01844 275 500 Email: info@ifcgroup.com Web: www.ifcgroup.com IFC Group provide fire engineering & UKAS accredited third party certification and inspection across a broad spectrum of the fire safety industry. IFC have the expertise to support on all fire related aspects of innovative building materials & technologies, to assist in delivering code compliant buildings that push design boundaries, while ensuring life safety and property protection.

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Key areas: BIM Fire & Security Sustainability Innovation Testing Certification BRE Academy

Visit the BRE BIM Prospects seminar theatre to explore the current landscape of BIM training and how BIM can be used to better engage with suppliers and specialists.

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES Investment and Development Agency of Latvia

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Industrieweg 11, Grobbendonk, B-2280, Belgium Tel: 0032 474 289 656 Email: guy.pomphrey@kerkstoel.co.uk Web: www.kerkstoel2000.be/en

Perses Street 2, Riga, 1442, Latvia Tel: 00371 6703 9400 Email: uk@liaa.gov.lv Web: www.liaa.gov.lv/en Investment and Development Agency of Latvia promotes business development by facilitating more foreign investment, in parallel increasing the competitiveness of Latvian entrepreneurs in foreign markets. With over 20 years of experience in the promotion of foreign trade, the Agency has worked constantly to improve the business environment and provided services appropriate to the needs of business.

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Kerkstoel 2000+ is one of Europe's leading precast concrete companies. Specialised in the production of "hybrid" precast concrete products namely wide slabs, twin walls, and insulated comfort walls. These offsite factory produced alternatives for site cast concrete walls and floors offer numerous advantages in terms of speed of erection, quality of finish, skilled labour requirements and safety.

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Severn House, Prescott Drive, Warndon Business Park, Worcester, WR4 8NE, UK Tel: 01905 751 814 Email: info-tecu-uk@kme.com Web: www.kme.com Contact: Hermann Kersting

Sackville House, 40 Piccadilly, London, W1J 0DR, UK Tel: 020 7292 3916 Email: m.carcascio@ice.it Web: www.italtrade.com The Italian Trade Agency is the government organisation which promotes the internationalisation of the Italian companies, in line with the strategies of the Ministry for Economic Development. ITA provides information, support and advice to Italian and foreign companies. ITA operates worldwide from a large network of Trade Promotion Offices working closely with local authorities and businesses.

ITARCHI (Association of Italian Architects in UK) 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion c/o Italian Trade Commission, Sackville House, 40 Piccadilly, London, W1J 0DR, UK Tel: 020 7292 3910 Email: info@itarchiuk.com Contact: Matteo Carcascio The Italian Architect Association is a point of contact for networking, exchanging experiences, attending events and CPD seminars, as well as keeping up to date with the world of Italian production. It is thanks to their skills and knowledge of Italian products that the architects can become "Ambassadors" of Made in Italy and introduce their non-Italian colleagues to new products and materials.

Jagram SA 168 Konopnickiej 6/363, Warsaw, 00-491, Poland Tel: 0048 22 628 97 72 Email: pawelp@jagram.com.pl EcoCurves (a member of Jagram Group) is one of the largest and most renowned manufacturers of glulam timber arches in Europe. Our main advantage is total flexibility - from 1 to 10.000 pieces of non-typical shape and dimension.

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KME as one of the largest manufacturers of copper and copper alloy offers a broad spectrum of outstanding product solutions for roofing and cladding to serve the worlds market. Durable TECU copper products from KME offer many unique possibilities. Once in place, sustainable TECU products come to life and become even more beautiful over time.

Knowledge Transfer Network 191 Suite 128 Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London, N1 0QH, UK Tel: 07712 305 470 Email: bruce.mclelland@ktn-uk.org Web: www.ktn-uk.co.uk The Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) helps businesses get the best out of creativity and ideas to strengthen the UK economy and improve people’s lives. KTN links ideas with expertise, markets and finance through our network of businesses, universities, funders and investors.

KTN combines in-depth knowledge in all sectors with the ability to cross boundaries and is a network partner of Innovate UK

KSIL Baltic Latvian Pavilion - 126 Tel: +371 26668842 Email: denis@maffamfree.com Web: www.ksil.eu With MAFFAM FREEFORM you can get a sense of the most extraordinary environments -you can discover Atlantis, or travel into space and reach planets that nobody has ever set their foot on!

EXHIBITOR PROFILES La Lampa

Low Impact

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Old Coach House, High Street, Alfrist, East Sussex, BN26 5TD, UK Tel: 01323 871 399 Email: info@low-impact.co Web: www.low-impact.co/#contact

La Lampa is modern and functional design brand.Company offers high quality lamps - for households, workplaces and public interiors.Lighting appliances are unique, because of use colorful textiles, plastic and various shapes of frame constructions.The brand includes the section “Create Your Own Design”,where clients can choose colors of flax and shapes of lamps and make their own ideas get through

Magna Glaskeramik produces a crystallized glass sheet like a stone, this is made entirely from recycled glass waste and fully recyclable. No resins are used. Application is from cladding facade to interior fitout in all areas suitable to glass, stone and ceramic.

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Stramberska 1153/1a, Koprivnice, 742 21, Czech Republic Tel: 00420 732 453 493 Email: info@lumitrix.eu Web: www.lumitrix.eu Contact: Jakub Kletensky

Korlam and Lamcol are active in engineering, design, production and construction of glulam timber structures and CLT. We focus our activities on construction companies, architects, real estate and other professional clients. Korlam has recently joined forces with MBM to promote their highly sophisticated Engineered Wood Systems in the UK, which incorporates Cross Laminated Timber and Kielsteg. Find out more www.buildinx.co.uk

LUMITRIX revolutionizes projection mapping. We have developed the first outdoor system for permanent projection mapping in the world LUMITRIX T. Our new product is LUMIBOX - the first smart platform for permanent projection mapping indoors. The vision is to make projection mapping as easy and user friendly so that everyone can intuitively control it.

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Rue des Bengalis 4, Mouscron, B-7700, Belgium Tel: 0032 56 48 15 98 Email: peter@lithoss.com Web: www.lithoss.com

Rue de Loncin 144, Alleur, B-4432, Belgium Tel: 0032 4 247 05 34 Email: info@marcleseur.com Web: www.marcleseur.com Contact: Simon Leseur

Evolving exclusive design switches in harmony with its surroundings. Lithoss nv, an international renowned design company of Belgium, is already 10 years active with its traditional high end design switches. Lithoss stands for well-known traditional handmade design switches. These high-end design switches are all in exclusive finishes using massive materials (Stainless steel, Zincor, Zamac, Bras, etc.) and are of a very high quality all made in Belgium.

London Underfloor Heating Suppliers 124 Curles Manor, Pelham Road, Clavering, Essex, CB11 4PW, UK Tel: 020 7112 9077 Email: sales@londonunderfloorheatingsuppliers.com Web: www.londonunderfloorheatingsuppliers.com London Underfloor Heating Suppliers is the manufacturer of the ULTRA PRO low profile, dry screed systems for new build and retrofit projects where speed of installation is critical for fast track floor installations in order to accelerate construction times. At 18mm thick, ULTRA PRO is one of the thinnest underfloor heating solutions on the market today

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Marc Leseur Glass Design is a small and familly company. Since 15 years we promote craft and artistic work. Our creations décorate all kinds of glasses wathever their formes or their use. Inside or outside doors, windows, glass partition, doors furniture or cupboard, shower enclosures, mirrors, tables or kitchen credences.

Mosaico Digitale 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Via Casale 187, Gravina in Puglia (BA), 70024, Italy Tel: 0039 392 252 0021 Email: salvatore.pepe@mosaicodigitale.it Contact: Matteo Carcascio Mosaico Digitale’s innovative system takes advantage of modern printing technology to customize and construct tiles digitally. Any photo or graphic image of your choosing may be transferred onto the resin tiles, even the shape of the tiles themselves can be changed to fit any project you have in mind.

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES Mosaicomicro 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Viale Vittorio Veneto 2, Modena (MO), 41100, Italy Tel: 41 0932 963 254 Email: biagio@framamosaici.com Contact: Matteo Carcascio

Mosaicstudio.eu 15 Rue des Fossés 28, Dinant, B-5500, Belgium Tel: 0032 497 92 65 56 Email: info@mosaicstudio.eu Web: www.mosaicstudio.ccvshop.be TRADITIONS IN SURFACE DESIGN - mosaicstudio.eu designs original mosaic projects for interior and exterior, and uses exclusively the highest quality Crystalglass (Smalti) produced in Venice, that has been created following the craftsmanship secrets of ancient Byzantine tradition. Every mosaic panel, wall/floor, is completely handmade in combination with a contemporary design. Also we do restorations.

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Polydur Products BVBA 91 - Belux Pavilion Schatting 38B, Zedelgem, B-8210, Belgium Tel: 0032 471 414 411 Email: info@polydur.be Web: www.arturoflooring.nl Polydur Products is an European leader in the manufacture of seamless flooring. Polydur Products is based in the Netherlands and Belgium. Polydur Products provides the supply of decorative and industrial flooring solutions at global level. We are constantly working for innovation and the sustainable growth of our company. We guarantee high-quality products, which meet your needs.

Quadrature 15 Avenue Georges Lemaître 30, Gosselies, B-6041, Belgium Tel: 0032 71 34 91 00 Email: obejar@winpro.be Web: www.winpro.be

Viale Vittorio Veneto 2, Modena (MO), 41100, Italy Tel: 40 0932 963 254 Email: biagio@framamosaici.com Contact: Matteo Carcascio

Quadrature S.A. we are a Belgian IT company specialized in software for industrial joineries. We offer a modular production software to manage the farbication of internal and external joineries for small, medium and large manufacturers. With more than 17 years of experience and international presence, Quadrature S.A. has technical offices, offering a fast support and implementation service.

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Industry House Unit 7, Pendeford Place, Pendeford Business Park, Wolverhampton, WV9 5HD, UK Tel: 07525 2373 310 Email: sshaw@rapra.co.uk Web: www.rapra.org

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New London Architecture (NLA) is an independent forum for discussion, debate and information about architecture, planning, development and construction in the capital. Their core mission is to bring people together to shape a better city. A busy year-round programme of events, research and exhibitions examines all issues affecting London’s built environment.

Pavimenti Fogazza srl 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Via Frederico II n.7, Baheria (PA), 90011, Italy Tel: 0039 091 617 2039 Email: info@fogazza.com Contact: Matteo Carcascio From 1905 to our present day, Fogazza has known how to keep that tradition inspired by the rich and diverse world of Liberty well alive, always looking for new inspiration and new ideas, to create a product that perfectly suits also the modern living space.

The company is constantly evolving and looking for new materials to be used by combining them with the traditional concrete grit.

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Retrotouch and Lithe Audio 38 Tel: 01293 279 426 Email: sales@retrotouch.co.uk Web: www.retrotouch.co.uk Contact: Amit Ravat Retrotouch (http://www.retrotouch.co.uk), the lighting & Audio solution company, with a range of innovative lighting products for the UK market that bring sophisticated but affordable home automation functions to any type of property, new or old without the high costs normally associated with such technology.

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Visit us at the Latvian Pavilion - 126 Polydur Products is an European leader in the manufacture of seamless flooring. Polydur Products is based in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Polydur Products provides the supply of decorative and industrial flooring solutions at global level.

We have an extensive portfolio of specialized systems, designed to transform any environment.

The dedicated team of Polydur products are passionate people, providing the products and service on the first row. We are constantly working for innovation and the sustainable growth of our company. Our big knowledge about these resinfloors combined with the passion of our designers, allows the creating of an engaging and efficient environment, in accordance with our business purpose.

We guarantee high-quality products, which meet your needs.

Tel: +371 27332258 Email: export@lalampa.lv Web: www.lalampa.lv

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES Rubio Monocoat UK

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Unit 18, La Grange, Lichfield Road Industrial Estate, Tamworth, B79 7XD, UK Tel: 01827 590 41 Email: info-uk@rubiomonocoat.com

21 Tenby Way, Eynesbury, St Neots, PE19 2UR Tel: 07737 991759 Email: ollie@the360view.co.uk Web: the360view.co.uk

Rubio Monocoat has been the number one reference for top-quality protection and colouring of both interior and exterior wood for over ten years. With 30.000.000 m² of treated wood per year, across 76 countries, Rubio offers a comprehensive easy to maintain, one coat solution for treatment of wooden floors, decking, cladding, panelling and wooden furniture; interior as well as exterior

Welcome to The 360° View - an incredible new way to explore spaces in an immersive 360° virtual tour. We offer our clients an unique opportunity to showcase every aspect of your space, no matter what it is, or where it is.

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RUBRIG Latvian Pavilion - 126 Tel: +371 27725227 Email: bonda@rubrig.com Web: www.rubrig.com RUBRIG is a producer of rubber safety flooring with anti-shock properties (EN1177), made of recycled rubber SBR and new rubber EPDM compounded on polyurethane basis. The company has launched a new factory in Latvia in 2016 which is the newest production of rubber tiles in Europe. Our flagship product is safety rubber tiles for playgrounds, indoor and outdoor sport and recreation sites.

The Coach House, Ealing Green, London, W5 5ER, UK Tel: 020 3840 4383 Email: roy.spurgeon@cpduk.co.uk Web: www.cpduk.co.uk Established in 1996, The CPD Certification Service is the independent CPD accreditation centre working across all sectors, disciplines and further learning applications. Our unique experience and history working with training providers, professional bodies, academic institutions and corporate organisations enables us to support organisations seeking accreditation for their CPD activities.

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Script & Go 118 43 Square de la Mettrie, Rennes, France Tel: +33 230962067 Email: laurent.gautier@scriptandgo.com Web: www.batiscript.com/en Script&Go is an editor of software solutions dedicated to construction project supervision and management. With our products Batiscript and Site Diary, architects, project managers, site supervisors and many other professionals of the construction can save up to 60 mins per day.

Our main features: add comments on plan, create digital reports, record safety incidents, create punch list & checklist

Stikla Serviss Latvian Pavilion - 126 Tel: +371 29483999 Email: kaspars@stikla-serviss.lv Web: www.stikla-serviss.lv

TAL NV 95 - Belux Pavilion Joos de ter Beerstlaan 33, Pittem, B-8740, Belgium Tel: 0032 484 35 58 46 Email: peter@tal.be TAL has a total dedication to quality but for us, this word is interpreted in the broadest sense possible. This not only entails the use of the best available materials and finishes but also covers topics such as innovation, competitive pricing, good deliveries, attractive and user-friendly catalogue material, support both pre and post-sales and the flexibility to constantly produce trendsetting and exciting designs.

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Wychwood Business Centre, Milton Road, Shipton-under-Wychwood, OX7 6XU, UK Tel: 01993 833 108 Email: info@therooflightcompany.co.uk Contact: Mel Watts The Rooflight Company design and manufacture innovative, designled rooflights and roof windows.

Thermal Economics Ltd 5 Thermal House, 8 Cardiff Road, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 1PP, UK Tel: 01582 450 814 Email: technical@thermal-economics.co.uk Thermal Economics is an insulation leader in thermal & acoustic solutions for distributors, builders and sub-traders. As specialists with over 35 years of success, we work closely with architects, designers & specifiers to provide innovative and high-performance solutions for commercial and private projects that remain cost effective as well as meet and exceed building regulation requirements.

Trimo UK Ltd 144 1-2 Paris Garden, Southwark, London, SE1 8ND, UK Tel: 020 3196 0800 Email: trimo.uk@trimo-group.com Since its formation in 1961, Trimo has established itself as one of Europe’s leading companies developing original and complete building envelope solutions (facades and roofs), steel constructions and modular space solutions. Expert knowledge & sustainability.

Projects include London Heathrow Airport, Nestle, Philips, DHL, Porsche, McLaren, IKEA, Mercedes Benz, Coca Cola and many more.

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Viale Zaganelli, 26, Massa Lombarda – 48024 Ravenna, Italy Tel: +39 0545 82966 Web: www.wasproject.it/w

Brickworks Vande Moortel was established in 1864 in the Scheldt Valley in Oudenaarde. Under the management of the Vande Moortel family, the company has grown to become an important manufacturer at the top line of facing bricks and a reference in clay pavers.

A project focused on developing 3D printing and that finds its roots in the world of Open-source, trying to give and put into circulation knowhow and tools. WASP manufactures solid professional printers with the aim to encourage sustainable development and in-house production.

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Collier House, Mead Lane, Hertford, SG13 7AX, UK Tel: 01992 822 288 Email: jonathan.lowy@vmzinc.com Web: www.vmzinc.co.uk VMZINC are the largest manufacturer of rolled zinc used for roofing, cladding, RWS & Ornaments. We offer 6 pre-weathered surface finishes as well as VMZINC PLUS allowing zinc to be installed on ventilated plywood & warm roof applications. Furthermore VMZINC is the only manufacturer of engraved zinc; Azengar. The PIGMENTO range is now available in bespoke colours.

Wallonia Export Investment Agency (AWEX) 15 Place Sainctelette 2, Brussels, B-1080, Belgium Tel: 0032 2 421 8688 Email: mail@awex.be Web: www.awex.be AWEX is the Wallonia Region of Belgium's government agency in charge of foreign trade promotion and foreign direct investment attraction. It has a worldwide network of 100 Economic and Commercial Counsellors.

Wanty Groupe 15 Rue des Mineurs 25, Péronnes-Lez-Binche, B-7134, Belgium Tel: 0032 64 31 12 12 Email: info@wanty.eu Web: www.wanty.eu WANTY is skilled in all the trades linked to road and infrastructure works. Our group’s industrial strategy focuses on customer satisfaction and good-quality work completed on schedule. From working our own quarries to dismantling and recycling specific waste types, Wanty masters the chain of participants so as to offer our customers the best possible service.

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Woodscape have been creating beautiful hardwood street furniture and external structures for vibrant public spaces for 40 years. A privately-owned, family-business founded upon the guiding principles of designing and manufacturing hardwood furniture of only the highest quality, we are widely regarded for creating hardwood timber furniture that showcases British craftsmanship at its best.

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THE PERFECT WAY KME Architectural Solutions Building Envelopes in Copper

Object: Chelsea FC First Team Training Facility Architects: AFL Architects Installer: Richardson Roofing Company Ltd Cladding: TECU® Brass

As reliable as copper, as versatile as our beautiful and sustainable TECU® surfaces: KME Architectural Solutions offer the complete program for the perfect building envelope.

With the experience of KME Architectural Solutions, there’s always a perfect way for using TECU® products from KME. www.kme.com/tecu

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PRODUCT LOCATOR 3d Scanning and Printing ARC-UK Trimo UK Ltd

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Academia ITARCHI (Association of Italian Architects in UK)82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Trimo UK Ltd

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Acoustics BRE Datum Phase Change Falegnameria Conte S.a.S Thermal Economics Ltd Trimo UK Ltd

62 124 8 5 144

Building Systems

Architectural Fixtures & Fittings Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd 156 Bikeaway Ltd 130 Carrieres Du Hainaut AWEX Pavilion - 15 Corvasce Savino 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion CR Laurence of Europe 88 Hafele UK Ltd 10 La Lampa 126 TAL NV 95 - Belux Pavilion The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82 Trimo UK Ltd 144

Association / Partner British Association of Landscape Industries New London Architecture The CPD Certification Service Trimo UK Ltd Wallonia Export - Investment Agency

138 182 200 144 15

Bathrooms Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge CR Laurence of Europe Hafele UK Ltd Intatec Marc Leseur Glass Doors Mosaic Studio

AWEX Pavilion - 15 88 10 122 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion - 15

92 - Belux Pavilion 58 62 138 116 134 132 6 AWEX Pavilion & 15 5 144

58

138 AWEX Pavilion - 15 154 124 137 194 114 6 136 93 - Belux Pavilion 124 82 144 50 AWEX Pavilion & 15

Chamber of Commerce Investment and Development Agency of Latvia

BRE

126

156 146 138

62

Cladding Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd Benchmark by Kingspan BRE Brimstone wood Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge CED Natural Stone Delmar SA International Fire Consultants KME UK Low Impact Trimo UK Ltd VMZINC

156 112 62 146 AWEX Pavilion - 15 54 100 136 12 85 144 50

Climate Control Datum Phase Change Falegnameria Conte S.a.S London Underfloor Heating Suppliers

Building Materials Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd Brimstone wood British Association of Landscape Industries

British Association of Landscape Industries Carrieres Du Hainaut Cross Timber Systems SIA Datum Phase Change Dolphin Tensile Awnings G-Frame Structures Herbert In-Building Wireless ICF Supplies Ltd International Fire Consultants Kerkstoel 2000+ London Underfloor Heating Suppliers The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) Trimo UK Ltd VMZINC Wanty Group

Charity

BIM and Software Solutions Aproplan ARC-UK BRE British Association of Landscape Industries Business France - London Office Design Software Solutions Ltd EntrustIT ICF Supplies Ltd Quadrature Thermal Economics Ltd Trimo UK Ltd

Carrieres Du Hainaut AWEX Pavilion - 15 Composite Research 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion C-Tec Building Solutions 42 Datum Phase Change 124 Delmar SA 100 Falegnameria Conte S.a.S 8 Forterra 140 G-Frame Structures 194 Hafele UK Ltd 10 ICF Supplies Ltd 6 International Fire Consultants 136 Kerkstoel 2000+ 93 - Belux Pavilion London Underfloor Heating Suppliers 124 Low Impact 85 Pavimenti Fogazza srl 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82 Trimo UK Ltd 144 Vande Moortel NV Belux Pavilion - 90 VMZINC 50

124 8 124

PRODUCT LOCATOR Concrete Alfresco Floors Datum Phase Change Delmar SA Forterra ICF Supplies Ltd Kerkstoel 2000+

Fabricated Materials 34 124 100 140 6 93 - Belux Pavilion

Construction Materials Argex NV Belux Pavilion - 96 Benchmark by Kingspan 112 BRE 62 Brimstone wood 146 Buzon UK 34 Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge AWEX Pavilion - 15 Carrieres Du Hainaut AWEX Pavilion - 15 CED Natural Stone 54 Composite Research 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Cross Timber Systems SIA 154 C-Tec Building Solutions 42 Cycle-works Ltd 48 Datum Phase Change 124 Delmar SA 100 Forterra 140 G-Frame Structures 194 ICF Supplies Ltd 6 International Fire Consultants 136 Kerkstoel 2000+ 93 - Belux Pavilion London Underfloor Heating Suppliers 124 Low Impact 85 Thermal Economics Ltd 5 Trimo UK Ltd 144 VMZINC 50

Copper Hafele UK Ltd KME UK

10 12

CPD Benchmark by Kingspan BRE Direct Contact Exhibitions Hafele UK Ltd ICF Supplies Ltd International Fire Consultants The CPD Certification Service Thermal Economics Ltd Trimo UK Ltd VMZINC

112 62 190 10 6 136 200 5 144 50

Doors Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd Bikeaway Ltd BRE International Fire Consultants Marc Leseur Glass Doors Quadrature

112 154 48 100 137 194 93 - Belux Pavilion 85 82 144 50

Fencing & Gates Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd Bikeaway Ltd British Association of Landscape Industries Cycle-works Ltd

156 130 138 48

Fire Safety BRE Hafele UK Ltd International Fire Consultants Trimo UK Ltd

62 10 136 144

Flooring Systems Alfresco Floors 34 Buzon UK 34 Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge AWEX Pavilion - 15 Carrieres Du Hainaut AWEX Pavilion - 15 Forterra 140 Kerkstoel 2000+ 93 - Belux Pavilion London Underfloor Heating Suppliers 124 Mosaic Studio AWEX Pavilion - 15 Pavimenti Fogazza srl 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Polydur Products BVBA 91 - Belux Pavilion The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82 Thermal Economics Ltd 5

Furniture Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd 156 British Association of Landscape Industries 138 Composite Research 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Corvasce Savino 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Hafele UK Ltd 10 Low Impact 85 The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82

Glass & Glazing Supplies 156 130 62 136 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion & 15

Drainage Argex NV

Benchmark by Kingspan Cross Timber Systems SIA Cycle-works Ltd Delmar SA Dolphin Tensile Awnings G-Frame Structures Kerkstoel 2000+ Low Impact The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) Trimo UK Ltd VMZINC

CR Laurence of Europe International Fire Consultants Low Impact Marc Leseur Glass Doors Mosaic Studio The Italian Trade Agency (London Office)

88 136 85 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion - 15 82

Heating & Ventilation Belux Pavilion - 96

Datum Phase Change Intatec London Underfloor Heating Suppliers

124 122 124

59

PRODUCT LOCATOR Home Entertainment Systems Hafele UK Ltd Retrotouch and Lithe Audio

Paint 10 38

Insulation Argex NV Belux Pavilion - 96 Benchmark by Kingspan 112 Composite Research 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion Falegnameria Conte S.a.S 8 ICF Supplies Ltd 6 London Underfloor Heating Suppliers 124 The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82 Thermal Economics Ltd 5 Trimo UK Ltd 144

Interiors & Lighting and Furniture Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd Hafele UK Ltd KSIL Baltic La Lampa Low Impact Marc Leseur Glass Doors Mosaic Studio Retrotouch and Lithe Audio The Italian Trade Agency (London Office)

156 10 126 126 85 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion - 15 38 82

Paving Alfresco Floors British Association of Landscape Industries Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge Carrieres Du Hainaut CED Natural Stone Forterra Mosaic Studio Wanty Group

34 138 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion - 15 54 140 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion & 15

Alfresco Floors British Association of Landscape Industries Buzon UK

34 138 34

Powder Coatings Manufacturer Cycle-works Ltd

48

Project Management 34 Belux Pavilion - 96 34 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion - 15 126

ARC-UK Trimo UK Ltd Wanty Group

58 144 AWEX Pavilion & 15

Renewable Energy Datum Phase Change Intatec Wanty Group

Light Management Retrotouch and Lithe Audio

156 136 44

Paving Support System

Landscaping Alfresco Floors Argex NV Buzon UK Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge Carrieres Du Hainaut KSIL Baltic

Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd International Fire Consultants Rubio Monocoat UK

124 122 AWEX Pavilion & 15

38

Research & Development Living Walls British Association of Landscape Industries 138 Composite Research 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion International Fire Consultants 136

Roofing

Media Archinect Direct Contact Exhibitions Knowledge Transfer Network Trimo UK Ltd

193 190 191 144

60

KME UK Polydur Products BVBA Trimo UK Ltd VMZINC

12 91 - Belux Pavilion 144 50

Rooflight

Offsite Solutions ARC-UK Datum Phase Change Edinburgh Napier University G-Frame Structures Intatec International Fire Consultants Kerkstoel 2000+ London Underfloor Heating Suppliers Thermal Economics Ltd Trimo UK Ltd

BRE 62 Composite Research 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion International Fire Consultants 136 The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82

The Rooflight Company 58 124 150 194 122 136 93 - Belux Pavilion 124 5 144

4

Security Bikeaway Ltd BRE Cycle-works Ltd Hafele UK Ltd International Fire Consultants

130 62 48 10 136

PRODUCT LOCATOR Smart Technology

Tiles

BRE Cloudalize Datum Phase Change EntrustIT Falegnameria Conte S.a.S Hafele UK Ltd Herbert In-Building Wireless LUMItrix sro Retrotouch and Lithe Audio Trimo UK Ltd

62 Belux Pavilion - 94 124 132 8 10 114 60 38 144

Steel International Fire Consultants Trimo UK Ltd

136 144

Steel Finishing Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd Cycle-works Ltd International Fire Consultants Trimo UK Ltd

156 48 136 144

Alfresco Floors 34 Mosaic Studio AWEX Pavilion - 15 Pavimenti Fogazza srl 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion The Italian Trade Agency (London Office) 82

Timber Brimstone wood British Association of Landscape Industries Edinburgh Napier University Falegnameria Conte S.a.S G-Frame Structures International Fire Consultants Jagram SA Quadrature Woodscape

146 138 150 8 194 136 168 AWEX Pavilion & 15 32

Ventilation Datum Phase Change International Fire Consultants

124 136

Walls & Roofing

Steel Manufacturing Benchmark by Kingspan Cycle-works Ltd Trimo UK Ltd

112 48 144

Stone British Association of Landscape Industries Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge CED Natural Stone KSIL Baltic Mosaic Studio Wanty Group

138 AWEX Pavilion - 15 54 126 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion & 15

Benchmark by Kingspan CED Natural Stone Composite Research Datum Phase Change ICF Supplies Ltd International Fire Consultants Kerkstoel 2000+ Mosaic Studio Pavimenti Fogazza srl Thermal Economics Ltd Trimo UK Ltd VMZINC

112 54 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion 124 6 136 93 - Belux Pavilion AWEX Pavilion - 15 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion 5 144 50

Washroom Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge Intatec

Storage Bikeaway Ltd Cycle-works Ltd

AWEX Pavilion - 15 122

130 48

Water Management Systems Argex NV

Structural Engineers ICF Supplies Ltd International Fire Consultants

6 136

Composite Research Dolphin Tensile Awnings

Waterproofing C-Tec Building Solutions Polydur Products BVBA Thermal Economics Ltd

Tensile Structures

Belux Pavilion - 96

42 91 - Belux Pavilion 5

82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion 137

Windows and Doors Thermal & Membrane Products C-Tec Building Solutions Datum Phase Change ICF Supplies Ltd London Underfloor Heating Suppliers Thermal Economics Ltd Trimo UK Ltd

42 124 6 124 5 144

Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd BRE Falegnameria Conte S.a.S Idealcombi UK International Fire Consultants Marc Leseur Glass Doors Quadrature

156 62 8 84 136 AWEX Pavilion - 15 AWEX Pavilion & 15

Woven Panels Cycle-works Ltd

48

61

EXHIBITOR A-Z ACO Technologies

Sponsorship

Alfresco Floors

34

Aproplan

92 - Belux Pavilion

Archinect UK

193

Herbert Group

114

ICF Supplies Ltd

6

Idealcombi UK

84

Intatec

122

Arden Windows

30

International Fire Consultants

136

ARC-UK

58

Investment and Development Agency of Latvia

126

Argex NV

Belux Pavilion - 96

Axalta Powder Coating Systems UK Ltd

156

Belgium & Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce Belgium & Luxembourg Pavilion

92

82

ITARCHI (Association of Italian Architects in UK) 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

119 90-96

Belux Pavilion

Italian Trade Agency

Jagram SA

168

Kerkstoel 2000+

93 - Belux Pavilion

Benchmark by Kingspan

112

KME UK

Betsinor

100

Knowledge Transfer Network

Bikeaway Ltd

130

KSIL Baltic

Latvian Pavilion - 126

62

La Lampa

Latvian Pavilion - 126

BRE

12

Brimstone Wood

146

Lamcol

British Assocation of Landscape Industries

138

Lithoss

Business France - London Office

116

London Underfloor Heating Suppliers

Buzon UK Cantifix Ltd

191

15 15 124

34

Low Impact

85

201

LUMItrix sro

60

Carrieres De La Pierre Bleue Belge

15

Marc Leseur Glass Doors

Carrieres Du Hainaut

15

Mosaico Digitale

82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

CED Natural Stone

54

Mosaicomicro

82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

Cellecta

98

Mosaicstudio.eu

Chandelier Showrooms

133

Cloudalize

Belux Pavilion - 94

Nero Sicilia

82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

Pavimenti Fogazza srl

Corvasce Savino

82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

Polydur Products BVBA

88

C-Tec Building Solutions

42

Retrotouch and Lithe Audio

48

Rubio Monocoat UK

124

RUBRIG

Delmar SA

100

Script & Go

Design Software Solutions Ltd

134

Stikla Serviss

DesignExchange

26

91 - Belux Pavilion 15

RAPRA/Made in the Midlands

154

Datum Phase Change

182 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

Quadrature

Cross Timber Systems SIA Cycle-works Ltd

15 82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

New London Architecture

Composite Research CR Laurence of Europe

15

TAL NV

3 38 44 Latvian Pavilion - 126 118 Latvian Pavilion - 126 95 - Belux Pavilion

Direct Contact Exhibitions

190

The 360 View

Dolphin Textile Awnings

137

The CPD Certification Service

Edinburgh Napier University

150

The Rooflight Company

4

EntrustIT

132

Thermal Economics Ltd

5

Falegnameria Conte S.a.S Forterra

8 36

37 200

Trimo UK Ltd Vande Moortel NV

144 Belux Pavilion - 90

VM Zinc

50

FutureArch

178

Wallonia Export - Investment Agency (AWEX)

15

G-Frame Structures

194

Wanty Groupe

15

Frama Mosaici srl

Gapogroup Gravtex Hafele UK Ltd 62

82 - Italian Trade Agency Pavilion

52 Latvian Pavilion - 126 10

WASP Project Feature

20

Woodscape

32

FIRE EXIT

178 182 FutureArch

NLA

190 DCE

FIRE EXIT

168 Speakers Lounge sponsored by Jagram SA

164 Media Centre

160 Sales Lounge

156

119

120

Axalta

154

Cros Timb Syste

Theatre 2 Architectural & Design Evolution Theatre

112

114

Benchmark Herbert Group by Kingspan

116 118

Business France

Belgium & Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce

Script & Go

122

Axa Turbo

Int

90

91

86 85

92

93

Vande Moortel

Betsinor / Delmar

Polydur

Trim Acoustics

100 supported

by RIBA

Low-Impact

sponsored by ACO

Kerkstoel 2000+ BELGIUM & LUXEMBOURG PAVILLION

Aproplan

98 94

Cellecta

Cloudalize

95

88

96

TAL

84 Idealcombi

CR Laurence

Argex

Theatre 1 Nudura

6

The Nudura Theatre Materials Innovations & Technological Insights

8

12

15

KME

Belgium Pavilion (AWEX)

10 Conte 1828

Hafele UK

20

Pierre Bleue Belge Marc Leseur Glass Design Lamcol SA Wanty Group Quadrative Mosaic Studio Carriers Du Hainaut Lithoss

26

Wasp Project

Des Excha

FIRE EXIT

Cloakroom

LIFT

FIRE EXIT

FIRE EXIT

ENTRANCE Baby Organisers Change Room

Kitchen Organisers Toilet

LIFT

Organisers Office

CATERING

FLOORPLAN

Blythe Room FIRE EXIT

Archinect

194

G-Frame Structures

146

ss ber ems

Napier University

Datum Phase Change

LIAA

Certification Service

130

132

RUBRIG

LATVIAN PAVILION Storage Room

Gravtex

200 201 The CPD

Trimo

126KSIL Baltic

124

La Lampa

Stikla Serviss

133 Chandelier Showroom

Woodscape

ign ange 30

Buzon UK / Alfresco Floors

Composite Research Mosaico Digitale Corvasce Savino Pavimenti Fogazza srl Nero Sicilia Mosaicomicro ITARCHI

38

48

44

3 Rapra

37 The Forterra 360 View

36

Arden Windows

International Fire Consultants

Day 2 Offsite & Modular Construction

42

Rubio Momocoat

BRE

50

60

VMZINC

Lumitrix

58 Gapogroup Arc

52

54 CED Natural Stone

C-TEC

The Rooflight Company

LIFT FIRE EXIT

ENTRANCE

Day 1 Building Health & Wellness

62

4 LIFT

Theatre 3

Dolphin Sail Awnings

Cycleworks

34

134 138 Design Software Solutions BALI 136 135

Italian Trade Agency

Retrotouch

Vision Central Bar

Cantifix

137

82

32

Down to Medical Centre

The Trimo CPD Theatre

150 144

Vastern Timber

tatec

Theatre 5

EntrustIT

193

KTN

Bikeaway

191

Workshops & Briefing Theatre

5 Thermal Economics Ltd.

Theatre 4 BIM Prospects Theatre delivered by BRE

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