Building Systems Housing Summit Returns This Fall
The 2022 Building Systems Housing Summit, Sept. 18-20 in Atlanta, offers a unique opportunity to learn more about offsite construction and network with key players in the field. New for this year’s conference, take part in a dedicated education track, "Systems-Built Construction 101," for home builders interested in adopting a modular, panelized, concrete, log or timber frame construction method.
This one-of-a-kind event connects builders with insights, leaders and decision-makers to help them successfully identify, apply and adopt offsite construction as part of their business model. Join builders, manufacturers and suppliers of the offsite construction community for networking and education, including sessions such as:
Systems Built Construction 101 Education Track
- Closed Wall Systems: Building with Structural Insulated Panels (Sept. 19, 9:30-11:30 a.m.) — Understand how SIP building envelopes are quickly and simply designed and assembled to surpass the latest 2021 energy codes to meet high-performance, net-zero energy/low carbon mandates at an affordable price – in most cases at an installed cost lower than traditional construction.
- ICC Offsite Construction Standards and Your Business (Sept. 19, 1:15-2:15 p.m.) — The International Code Council (ICC) has partnered with the Modular Building Institute (MBI) in the development of standards addressing different aspects of the offsite construction process. The new standards cover prefabricated components, panelized walls and modular elements.
Established Systems-Built Pro Education Track
- Special Report: Offsite Construction Housing Forecast (Sept. 19, 2:45-3:45 p.m.) — A leading authority in the financial affairs of home building, NAHB's economics group surveys builders, home buyers, and renters to gain insight into the issues and trends driving the industry. During this presentation, hear from NAHB's Chief Economist about not only the general home building market, but also specific and targeted data regarding offsite residential construction.
- A Global View on Innovation in the Systems-Built Environment (Sept. 20, 9:45-10:45 a.m.) —Today's building solution providers are adopting technology and changing the landscape of how we design, construct and operate within our homes and buildings. Join us for this virtual trip around the world as we showcase how innovators are using advanced offsite methods of construction to solve the housing crisis.
Don’t miss out on the premier conference for offsite construction. Sign up today — early bird registration closes July 15.
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