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Digital Construction Week 2019 is set to showcase the transformative digital change that the construction industry has been undergoing when it returns to London this October.
Industry innovators, solution providers and influencers from across AECO will gather at Digital Construction Week, taking place at Excel in London from 16-17 October 2019.
Alongside the exhibition of 180+ industry-leading companies, are over 160 hours of content-rich talks, seminars with real-world case studies and workshops demonstrating how technology is shaping a new path for construction companies.
This year’s DCW will feature a brand new and exclusive theatre delivered in partnership with the recently launched Construction Innovation Hub. The Construction Innovation Hub at DCW will focus on transforming construction through digital and advanced manufacturing technologies. Visitors can look forward to two days of free seminars and workshops, which will explore how we can change the way buildings and infrastructure are designed, manufactured, integrated and connected within our built environment.
Launched in November 2018, the Hub is funded through a £72 million from UK Research and Innovation’s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund. The Hub will be a catalyst for change, driving collaboration to develop, commercialise and promote digital and manufacturing technologies for the construction sector. Helping build smarter, greener and more efficient buildings much faster and cheaper than we currently do.
Other free-to-attend theatres at DCW 2019 include the Geospatial Theatre, The Innovation Stage, The transformation Hub, Visualisation Theatre, The Skills Hub, The BIM Village, BIM workshops and the Tech Stage. Digital Construction Week 2019 will also offer a full two day thought leadership conference targeted at senior level decision makers and influencers from across the industry. Click here to view find out more about the event.
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