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The 23rd annual Build Boston will be held from Nov. 13-15, 2007 at the Seaport World Trade Center.

Build Boston Exhibit Hall
The main body of the tradeshow and convention is the exhibit hall. Over 350 exhibitors have sold out the exhibit hall. They will display the latest technology and products for every area of construction and design. The exhibit hall will be open from noon-7pm each day of the convention. These exhibitions will allow you to compare competing vendors, experience the latest in state-of-the-art design and technology, and obtain the best prices for various services. If you register before October 19, admission is free.

Special Programs, Workshops, and Tours
For more in-depth discussion on specific fields and developments, over 225 workshops will be offered throughout the tradeshow. Special, day-long tutorials will also be held if you find a program that piques your interest. Morning tours will enable you to see construction projects currently underway in Boston. This will afford you an opportunity to get away from the Seaport World Trade Center for a while and see the latest in Boston construction and design.

Build Boston Keynote Luncheon
Robert A. Murray, Chief Economist and Vice-President of Economic Affairs, McGraw-Hill Construction Robert A. Murray will present a keynote luncheon that gives an overview of the construction and design industries, including what markets will be up and what markets will be down for the following year. If you're interested in learning, from a leading industry economist, what direction your specialty/field is taking, you won't want to miss this. Registering for the keynote luncheon includes general registration for Build Boston.

Other Social Events
Of course, no convention would be complete without social events. If you miss out on the keynote luncheon, there are other events you can attend. ArchitectureBoston will be sponsoring nightly cocktail parties on the showroom floor. You can also attend the BSA/Build Boston Gala and Design Celebration, featuring award-winning design, interactive art, and a special focus on young architects.