Sydney Build Returns in 2025
Sydney Build, Australia’s largest construction and design show, opens doors at 9am on May 7th and 8th, at ICC Sydney. With 600 exhibitors and 550 industry-leading speakers across 15 conference stages, Sydney Build promises an unforgettable experience.
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Sydney Build Expo is Australia’s largest construction and design show, bringing together industry professionals, innovators and thought leaders to explore the latest trends and developments in the built environment. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, diversity and inclusion, Sydney Build Expo provides a platform for networking, learning, and collaboration within the construction and design industries.
Join 25,000+ high-level attendees, including contractors, architects, developers, civil engineers, government and more. Don’t miss these two days filled with incredible content across the conference stages, live demos with exhibitors, networking parties, DJs and live music throughout the Festival of Construction.
An unmissable two days featuring:
- 25,000+ attendees from contractors, architects, civil engineers, developers, councils, housebuilders and construction professionals
- 550+ inspiring speakers across 15 conference stages including Future of Construction, Architecture & Design, Digital Construction, Sustainability, D&I and more
- CPD training workshops and education
- Australia’s biggest Festival of Construction with DJs, musicians, live performances, celebrity guests, entertainment and competitions
- Meet the Buyers with Procurement Teams exhibiting from top contractors
- Architect’s Hub with project displays and 3D models of upcoming projects from leading architects
- Government Hub showcasing opportunities and planning across NSW
- Networking parties co-hosted with leading industry bodies
- Australia’s largest networking events for Women in Construction and Diversity in Construction
- An inclusive Ambassador Programme supporting Women in Construction, Diversity in Construction and Mental Health in Construction
- 600+ exhibitors showcasing the latest services, products and innovations transforming the industry
An event endorsed by the NSW Premier Chris Minns, MP, don’t miss key government announcements and updates from top speakers over the two days, including:
- Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong MP | Minister for Fair Trading and Better Regulation, Minister for Industry and Trade, Minister for Innovation Science and Technology, Minister for Building, and Minister for Corrections (NSW Government)
- Yvette Andrews | Strategy and Engagement Manager, Resilient Sydney (City of Sydney)
- Arnold Jorge | Chief Executive Officer, Export Council of Australia
- Carolyn Walsh | Chair, National Transport Commission
- Diana Shakirova | Senior Contracts Adviser, Melbourne Water
- Eshita Dutia | Principal Smart Places Officer, Cumberland City Council
- Raz Guirguis | Principal Architect, Transport for NSW
- Todd Nguyen | Transport Manager, Multimodal Planning & Corridors, Transport for NSW
- Julie Jupp | Deputy Director of Teaching & Learning, University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
- Hend Sameh | Team Leader Urban Design, City of Canterbury Bankstown
- James Sherrard | NSW Building Commissioner, Building Commission NSW
Discover the latest developments and project opportunities across both local and international Government Hubs. Exhibitors include:
- NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure
- Building Commission NSW
- Service NSW
- Safework NSW
- Liverpool City Council
- Australian Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Australia Vietnam Business Council
- Trade and Consular Office of Hungary, Sydney
- Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Philippines Overseas Construction Board
- Spanish-Australian Chamber of Commerce
- Consulate General of India
- Consulate-General of Japan in Sydney
- Consul for Economic Affairs – Indonesian Consulate General in Sydney
- Consulate-General of Brazil in Sydney
- Dubai Chambers
- Italian Trade Agency
- US Commercial Service
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