Scotland Build

13 Nov 2017

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The Scotland Build expo, taking place at the SEC Glasgow (22nd & 23rd November) is FREE TO ATTEND and will be like a Who’s Who of the construction, architecture, property and engineering industries. Attendees include Balfour Beatty, Kier Construction, Scottish Government, Robertson Group, Transport for Scotland, Aecom, BDP, Glasgow City Council, Atkins Global, Barton Willmore, Austin-Smith:Lord Architects, BRE, ECDA, plus many more companies!

We have a jam packed agenda over the two days with 80 top level speakers, 5 summits: Future of Construction, BIM & Digital, Architecture, Sustainability and Infrastructure, CPD training workshops, 120+ exhibitors, VR & Digital Construction Trail, Architects Hub, Women in Construction Afternoon Tea, Meet the Buyers, the Christmas Market and Whisky Networking Garden, networking parties, lots of entertainment, competition prize draws and much more. This is your one stop shop to gain the latest insight to innovation in products and services in construction with our 120 booth exhibition, to acquire all of your CPD points under one roof and for you to meet everyone working in construction across Scotland in an energetic, fun and productive environment.

Scotland Build 2017, now in its third year, is Scotland’s largest construction expo dedicated entirely to opportunities in Scotland. Scotland Build is attended by the country’s ‘movers & shakers’ in the UK’s construction industry from: tier 1 contractors, subcontractors, builders, developers, local councils, housing associations, government, architects, solution providers and more. We are proud to announce the endorsement from The Scottish Government.

Featuring 80 top level speakers including senior representatives from: 3D Reid, 7N Architects, AECOM, Austin-Smith:Lord LLP, Balfour Beatty, BDP, Brown + Brown Architects, CITB, Clyde Gateway, Construction Scotland Innovation Centre, Cundall, ECD Architects, Glasgow City Council, Morgan Sindall, Riverside Inverclyde, Robertson Regeneration, Scottish Futures Trust, Sir Robert McAlpine, Stirling Council, Stornoway Port Authority, Transport Scotland and many more.