Media 10 has announced that the award-winning UK Construction Week (UKCW) London will return in 2027 as a curated super event that unites nine specialist events and every major facet of construction and the built environment, from delivery to specification.
Running from 11 – 13 May 2027 at Excel London, UKCW London will bring together over 20,000 construction professionals, 600 brands, more than 650 speakers and over 90 partners, and carry the theme of ‘One Industry. One Event. Now Supercharged’.
UKCW’s nine featured events are as follows…
- Futurebuild – the UK’s leading event for the built environment where innovation, sustainability and collaboration take centre stage.
- Stone & Surfaces Show – The specialist meeting place for natural stone and surfaces, and the people who specify, make, install and care for them.
- National Retrofit Conference & Expo – The live delivery conversation for everyone responsible for making the Warm Homes Plan happen. It brings practical answers, credible evidence and live delivery experience together in one place.
- Building Safety – The home for the systems, evidence and professional competence that make building safety accountable from design through to occupation.
- Digitalisation + AI – The go-to show section for the technology, information and practical intelligence transforming how construction is planned, delivered and operated.
- Business of Construction – Discover the commercial services, skills and expertise that help construction businesses win work, strengthen their operations and grow.
- MMC+ – The hub for industrialised construction – connecting the systems, manufacturing capability and delivery partnerships reshaping how buildings are designed, made and assembled.
- Onsite On Hire – The heart of everything you need to know about tools, plant and hire for productive, safer construction sites. Keep every site moving safely, productively and ready for what comes next.
- Urban Environment – A focus on sustainable urban planning, infrastructure, and the development of greener, more resilient cities.
Martin Hurn, UKCW London Editorial Director, says: “UKCW London 2027 is about bringing the full breadth of the construction industry together in one superevent, while giving each specialist sector a clear identity and a stronger voice.
“By uniting nine events under one roof, we’re creating more opportunities for businesses to connect, share expertise and discover the ideas, technologies and solutions that will shape the future of the built environment.”
What they said about UKCW London and Futurebuild 2026:
Duncan la Barre, Head of Marketing, NavLive: “It’s our first time here at UKCW and it has far exceeded our expectations. Our stand has been consistently busy with visitors queuing to speak to us about our product. We’ve made a number of sales so the return on investment has been excellent. We couldn’t be happier with how it’s gone.”
Ethan Farley, Regional Manager, HSS ProService: “It’s been a really valuble event for us. We’ve had some great conversations, generated plenty of new leads and made connections with potential new customers and suppliers. Alongside talking to new customers, seeing what’s new in the market and exploring how we can expand our supplier network has been hugely beneficial too.”
Morgan Stephen Milne, Associate, Carbon Futures: “Futurebuild was a brilliant event, full of opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals across the industry. The seminar programme was particularly inspiring, showcasing the impactful work happening across the UK and beyond to drive innovation and sustainability in the built environment.”
Kuldeep Singh, Business Development Manager, Optergy UK & Europe: “The scale of collaboration across the built environment was impressive, and it’s clear the industry is continuing to move toward more connected and integrated solutions. With UK Construction Week and Futurebuild now joining forces, it’s shaping up to become one of the UK’s leading events for the built environment sector.”
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