Wilde to speak at UK Construction Week Conference
Driving Efficiency & Affordability: The Role of Technology in Constructing Homes
08 May 2025 | 11:30 – 12:15 | Digital Construction Hub, London
The construction industry is under pressure to deliver more homes, faster and more affordably, without compromising on quality or sustainability. Rising costs, regulatory complexity, and growing demand are forcing a step-change in how we think about building — and technology is at the centre of that shift.
This session, “Driving Efficiency & Affordability: The Role of Technology in Constructing Homes,” takes place as part of UK Construction Week, the UK’s largest construction and built environment event. UK Construction Week brings together thousands of professionals — from developers and contractors to architects, engineers, and technology providers — offering a hub for innovation, networking, and learning across the entire sector.
Toby Wilde, Founder of Oparo Ltd, will join a panel chaired by Gary McClusksey, Global Design Managing Director at Greystar, alongside Nick Towe (LoCaL Homes), Rachel Witcherley (Homes England), and James Summerland (Intratone). Together, they’ll discuss how data, digital tools, and new construction techniques are driving both efficiency and affordability across the residential sector.
At Oparo, technology is more than a support function — it’s the foundation of how we build, manage, and sustain housing. Our REACT and RAM platforms demonstrate how digital innovation can reduce cost, improve delivery, and enhance long-term social and environmental value.
Join us at the Digital Construction Hub in London during UK Construction Week to explore how collaboration between tech innovators, investors, and housing experts is shaping the next era of homebuilding.
Add to Calendar: 08 May 2025 | 11:30 – 12:15
Location: Digital Construction Hub, London
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