The 2025 UK Construction Week will grandly open in London, UK, from May 7th to 9th. As one of the largest construction industry exhibitions in the UK, this event will attract outstanding companies, experts, and scholars from the global construction industry to gather together and explore the future development trends of the construction sector.

AluHouse, invited by the Hong Kong Building Technology Research Institute (BTRi), jointly exhibited at the UKCW with representatives from six innovative technology enterprises and institutions from the Greater Bay Area, and participated in concurrent technical inspection activities, showcasing its outstanding achievements in the fields of high-efficiency construction and prefabricated modular building applications on the international stage.

The UK Construction Week, held in London, is divided into nine main themes: carpentry and construction, building materials, civil engineering, construction machinery and equipment, energy, construction technology (automation/smart homes), paving materials, HVAC, and design exhibitions, comprehensively covering all aspects of the construction and building materials industry. It is understood that previous exhibitions have attracted more than 21,000 professionals, providing a prime platform for global construction companies to engage directly with leading developers, contractors, and suppliers in the UK.

AluHouse's participation in this exhibition not only showcases its leading modular construction solutions but also provides an opportunity to gain in-depth insights into the latest demands and trends of the UK and global construction markets through technological exchanges and site visits. During the exhibition, AluHouse's booth attracted a large number of visitors and enquiries, thanks to its innovative construction solutions and environmentally friendly concepts.

During the exhibition, the AluHouse team also took part in a professional visit organised by BTRi. During the exhibition, the team successively visited and observed several local UK contractors and research institutions, engaging in in-depth discussions and exchanges on issues such as UK modular construction standards, market applications, and low-carbon buildings.

Eric Kwong, Chairman of AluHouse, stated: "Through this study tour, we have gained a deeper understanding of the characteristics of demand and technical standards for modular construction in the UK market, which will provide important reference for us to further innovate in modular construction technology and expand into the European market."

AluHouse's participation in the London International Building and Construction Materials Exhibition in the UK is not only an opportunity to showcase its brand and technology but also an important step in its internationalisation strategy.

In the future, AluHouse will continue to adhere to the principles of 'innovation, environmental protection, and efficiency', increase investment in research and development, expand international cooperation, and promote high-quality construction technologies and products worldwide, providing more premium prefabricated building solutions for the global construction industry.