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Bond University Spring Hill to host MMC leaders for Constructive Change event.
When: July 17, 2025 commencing at 3:30pm
Where: Bond University, Main Events Room, Level 2, 433 Boundary Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane.
Cost: Free for CIOB members, $50 for non-members.
Parking: Paid parking available on-site via Wilson Parking (entry on Little Edward Street).
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), in partnership with Built Offsite, will host a national event on Thursday 17 July at Bond University’s Spring Hill campus, Brisbane. Titled Constructive Change with Modern Methods, the forum will bring together policymakers, manufacturers, architects, and government leaders to explore the practical uptake of modern methods of construction (MMC) in Queensland.
The event will focus on how prefabricated and modular systems, supported by more integrated supply chains and reform-minded policy settings, can improve housing delivery and sustainability outcomes across Queensland’s built environment.
Isaac Ryan, Policy and Government Relations Manager Oceania, CIOB, said: “The CIOB is delighted to partner with Built Offsite for the upcoming Constructive Change with Modern Methods event on July 17 at Bond University in Spring Hill. The focus on Modern Methods of Construction is closely aligned with the CIOB’s commitment to advancing the development, conservation, and improvement of the built environment. We welcome your participation and look forward to your feedback.”
The programme includes a government keynote from The Hon. Sam O’Connor MP, Queensland’s Minister for Housing and Public Works and Minister for Youth, as well as presentations from Michael Hopkins (Master Builders Queensland), Brad Mayes (Integration Group), Wayne Larson (PT Blink), and Ryan Baxter (CSR). Leah Lang, Queensland Government Architect, will participate in the concluding panel session alongside representatives from Modscape and BuildSkills Australia, examining opportunities and constraints in adopting MMC across Queensland’s public and private sector pipelines. Martin Fenn, CIOB MMC Lead for Oceania will MC the event.
Publisher of Built Offsite, Michael Dolphin, said: “The time for the construction industry to embrace modern methods of construction is now. Partnering with the CIOB on this event, we believe, will help position the construction industry towards a more efficient and sustainable future. We are delighted to collaborate with them.”
Places are limited to 80 attendees, with CPD points available. The event begins at 4:00pm (arrivals from 3:30pm) and concludes at 8:00pm, with networking and refreshments served during the final session.
Book your seat now via Eventbrite HERE
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