Construcciones Yamaro: Policy and productivity addressed at Futurebuild Australia
Futurebuild Australia focuses on the products, systems and technologies shaping how projects are delivered.
By Ash North, event director of Futurebuild Australia.
From office towers and health facilities to retail and mixed-use precincts, the construction industry is being asked to deliver more, faster and to higher performance standards. A national target of 1.2 million new homes by 2030 has intensified that pressure, highlighting the gap between policy ambition and construction capacity. For builders, developers and project managers, the focus has shifted from high-level policy to the practicalities of building products, materials and technology.
Futurebuild Australia reflects how buildings are designed and delivered today, bringing together the design, construction and development market to see what’s new and compare approaches. By including buildability and delivery performance, the show gives real-world context to the products on the floor.
The delivery challenge
Meeting rising expectations across housing, compliance and project performance requires a clearer understanding of the evolving regulatory and delivery landscape. Futurebuild Australia provides the industry with a platform to explore these challenges through both policy discussion and project insight.
Attendees will hear from NSW Minister for Building Anoulack Chanthivong on the priorities shaping housing delivery, building reform and project outcomes in the state. NSW Building Commissioner James Sherrard will also discuss what it takes to maintain building standards, with insights into compliance, risk reduction and the Design and Building Practitioners framework. These conversations aim to connect policy intent with the practical realities of delivering projects in today’s market.
Compare and source
The building pipeline demands smarter product decisions and improved build efficiency. Futurebuild Australia provides the tools to meet these challenges.
The exhibition floor is a showcase of building products and systems, building materials, and modular and prefabricated systems. Attendees can compare solutions side-by-side to evaluate cost certainty and installation practicality.
Technical insight is a key part of the event, with access to product specialists allowing attendees to move beyond marketing claims. These conversations provide a clearer understanding of system performance before products reach site.
The education program offers free CPD sessions led by industry experts, helping attendees stay aligned with regulatory and performance requirements. Each session is designed to deliver the technical detail and documentation needed to support informed project decisions.
Digital delivery, construction technology and modular solutions are areas of focus, reflecting the growing role these approaches play in improving speed to market and protecting project margins.
Why it matters
Futurebuild Australia is a solution-led event, providing a clear view of the materials and technologies shaping the built world.
To keep pace with the evolving industry landscape, the market must move past ‘business as usual’ and identify the specific products that lead to better outcomes. Futurebuild Australia is where those connections are made.
Futurebuild Australia will be held at ICC Sydney from 11 to 13 June. Free trade tickets end soon. Register here.
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