FOOTPRINT+
FOOTPRINT+ returns to Old Billingsgate this May, bringing together developers, designers, engineers, investors and policy leaders to explore the practical challenges shaping a climate resilient built environment.
Across six conference stages and more than 250 speakers, the programme focuses on the real decisions influencing how buildings are designed, delivered and operated. Sessions explore retrofit, materials, energy performance, governance and investment, with a strong emphasis on collaboration across the supply chain.
The conference programme is CPD accredited and runs alongside an exhibition showcasing new materials, technologies and solutions supporting lower carbon development. Day Two concludes with the inaugural Changemaker Awards, recognising projects and individuals driving meaningful progress across the industry.
Why attend
● Gain CPD accredited learning across six specialist stages
● Hear from developers, engineers and designers delivering live projects
● Discover innovative materials and technologies supporting sustainable design
● Connect with professionals across architecture, development and the wider built environment
BIID Members can head to the Member Area to take advantage of 15% off tickets.
For everyone else, please visit the Footprint+ website here.
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