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CIRIA at Ecobuild and Futurebuild 2006

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Nov 21 2005

CIRIA and Buildoffsite are pleased to announce participation at the Ecobuild and Futurebuild shows due to take place on 21-23 February 2006 at Earls Court 2, London.

Ecobuild 2006 will focus on sustainable design and construction and is a result of the increasing interest and development of the "green" building sector, as environmentally driven issues and concerns become more central to design, planning, building methods and materials. Futurebuild is dedicated to exploring and demonstrating innovation in design and construction. The unique exhibition will present the latest Modern Methods in Construction (MMC) products, services and technologies.

The conference will examine the crucial issues surrounding MMC and bring together leading thinkers and innovators in MMC. Both exhibitions are co-located with a third show Regenex 2006 dedicated to promoting and developing the business of urban regeneration and its critical role in the creation of Sustainable Communities.

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