Get the BIM buzz at Clerkenwell Design Week

Apr 1, 2016 |NBS |1 Minute Read

April 2016

Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW) returns this May, offering a unique programme of showroom events, exhibitions and special installations.

Now in its seventh year, CDW has established itself as one of the UK’s leading independent design festival and is set to attract visitors from the international design community across three days (24-26 May) of events.

Last year’s programme saw more than 35,000 attendees and over 300 exhibiting brands and organisers are hoping for a similar turn out this time around.



Among the highlights this year are:

Talking about all things BIM externallinkfeaturing a range of experts, including Chris Okure from NBS, talking about how Building Information Modelling is changing the worlds of design, specification and facilities management on Wednesday, 25 May between 11am and 4pm at Edge Design, 1st Floor, 21-22 Great Sutton Street, Clerkenwell, EC1V 0DY.

You can find out more information on this year’s full programme on the Clerkenwell Design Week website externallink. Events are free to attend – you just need to register in advance externallinkand bring your badge.

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