London Build Fire & Security Expo expands its footprint for 2024 event at Olympia London
Iain Hoey
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London Build 2024 doubles in size for upcoming event, returning 20-21 November
The 2024 edition of London Build Expo is set to significantly expand when it returns on 20-21 November 2024.
The event will occupy both the Grand and National Halls at Olympia London, accommodating over 35,000 registered attendees.
This annual construction-focused gathering draws professionals from various sectors, including contractors, architects, civil engineers, developers, local councils, and housebuilders.
With 700+ speakers across 12 conference stages and more than 200 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training, the expo aims to deliver comprehensive educational content.
Attendees can expect an array of activities including live performances, celebrity appearances, networking events, and the UK’s largest construction-focused networking opportunities for Women in Construction and Diversity in Construction.
In addition, an Architect’s Hub will feature project displays and 3D models of upcoming builds from prominent UK architects.
Fire and security expo grows into its own dedicated show
The Fire & Security Expo, which is part of the larger London Build event, has expanded to become its own dedicated show due to growing demand.
In 2024, the expo will occupy the National Hall at Olympia London.
More than 100 exhibitors will showcase advanced fire safety and security solutions for the built environment.
The event will also feature over 100 speakers on topics such as passive fire protection, fire detection, prevention methods, and building security innovations.
Leading industry experts and end-users will share insights through presentations, panel discussions, and case studies.
Attendees will have opportunities to network, attend fire safety parties, and participate in association-led events, including Women in Fire Safety meetups.
Extensive networking and entertainment throughout the event
A key feature of the London Build Fire & Security Expo is its emphasis on networking and creating an engaging environment for business discussions.
Over 450 exhibitors will be present, and attendees will have access to procurement teams from top contractors.
Networking events co-hosted with industry bodies will be available, with dedicated sessions for various sectors of the construction industry.
Entertainment will also play a significant role, as the expo will include live performances, DJs, musicians, and other engaging activities designed to foster a sociable environment for networking.
The two-day event promises to offer a mix of business opportunities and entertainment that keeps attendees engaged.
Fire safety stage to host leading discussions on industry topics
The Fire Safety Stage will draw numerous fire safety professionals from across the UK, featuring discussions on various crucial issues.
Some key topics will include the Building Safety Act, Gateway 2 submissions, façade fire safety in high-rise buildings, and more.
The first day will see panels covering topics like fire safety in high-rise buildings and discussions about the Grenfell tragedy and its lessons.
Day two will focus on technological advancements, including how the Internet of Things (IoT) is influencing fire safety and how modular construction methods are evolving.
Various panels will discuss sustainable fire safety solutions and the ongoing efforts to improve industry standards and competence.
London Build Fire & Security Expo expands its footprint: Summary
London Build 2024 has announced an expansion for its upcoming event at Olympia London, now covering both the Grand and National Halls.
Over 35,000 construction professionals from a wide array of sectors are expected to attend.
The Fire & Security Expo will operate as a standalone show in the National Hall, with more than 100 exhibitors and 100 speakers on fire safety and building security.
The event will feature extensive networking opportunities, live entertainment, and dedicated sessions for Women in Construction and Diversity in Construction.
The Fire Safety Stage will host panels addressing topics such as the Building Safety Act, technological innovations, and sustainable fire safety practices.
