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Sustainable Building Seminar and Fair

Sep 23 2003

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A 2-day seminar and fair is being held this weekend in Ireland at the ECOS centre in Ballymena. The event is supported by NIHE, NHBC, Department of Finance and Personnel Northern Ireland, The Federation of Housing Associations and F.T. Ferguson & Company. It’s purpose is to highlight and promote sustainability in the building industry.

The event opens on Friday 26th of September with the majority of delegates expected to be contractors, architects, planners, building control, energy agencies and self builders. The audience on Saturday is expected to be more general with self-builders, smaller contractors and the general public in attendance.

Source: The ECOS Millennium Centre

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