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Sydney Build confirms Climate Resilience and Sustainability stages at 2023 event

by April Shepherd
December 7, 2022
in Civil Construction, Sponsored Editorial, Urban Development
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Sydney Build Expo has confirmed that Climate Resilience and Sustainability will both be key themes for next year’s event, which is set to take place at the ICC Darling Harbour on 6-7 March 2023.  

In addition to seven other event stages, there will be a stage dedicated to Climate Resilience & Safety, and a separate stage focused solely on Sustainability.  

Director for Sydney Build Expo, James McKenzie, said, “The effects of climate change have never been more pronounced, with flash floods and fires being just a small part of the long-term issues facing Australia and the world.

“There is a huge push within the real estate industry to adapt and focus on more sustainable ways of building and also to mitigate the increasing risk of adverse events.

“Where and how to build safe and sustainable communities with the right buildings and infrastructure are important questions for government and industry. Our event will bring thousands of stakeholders together to learn, connect and be inspired to address these challenges,” Mr McKenzie said.  

The Climate Resilience & Safety stage is free for all to attend and will address topics such as fire, flooding, earthquake and natural disasters safety, building resilience to extreme weather conditions, quality assurance and defects.  

Alison Scotland, Executive Director, Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council  (ASBEC), will speak on a panel regarding decarbonising concrete. 

“ASBEC is committed to a vision of  more sustainable, productive and resilient buildings, communities and cities,” Ms Scotland said. 

“It’s  important to come together at events like Sydney Build Expo to discover solutions that enhance the built environment.” 

The Sustainability stage will address topics such as the circular economy, net zero, embodied carbon management, regenerative design, renewable energy, building life cycles and ESG sustainability. 

Head of Market Transformation at Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), Jorge Chapa, will speak on a panel on ESG sustainability. 

“GBCA wants to accelerate the transformation of  Australia’s built environment into one that is healthy, liveable, productive, resilient and  sustainable,” Mr Chapa said.

“I’m looking forward to discussing how we can all work together on the pathway to net zero.”

Sydney Build Expo is a two-day event, with associated networking and CPD activities, attended by 10,000 plus contractors, architects, engineers, home builders, property developers, industry associations, government and construction professionals.  

Spanning four exhibition halls at the ICC Darling Harbour, there will be 500 plus exhibitors and 400 plus speakers, many with a strong focus on construction solutions, emerging technology and digital innovation.  

Additional stages will cover Architecture & Design, Infrastructure, The Future of Construction, Digital Construction, Skills & Wellbeing and Diversity & Inclusion. 

There will also be a Main Stage.  

About Sydney Build Expo 

Now heading into its 7th year, Sydney Build Expo is Australia’s largest construction, architecture and infrastructure show. 

Next year’s event will take place at the ICC Darling Harbour on Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th March 2023. 

With nine stages, 500 plus exhibitors and 400 plus speakers, the event aims to connect and inspire via thought leadership, knowledge exchange and networking.  

There are free and VIP ticketed options to attend the event which is co-hosted with the Sydney Infrastructure Expo. Satellite events also promote Women in Construction and Diversity in Construction.  

This is a sponsored editorial brought to you by Sydney Build, to find out more about the 2023 sponsors, talks and workshops, and to plan your ultimate Sydney Build experience, head to the event website at: www.sydneybuildexpo.com

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