6pm — Wednesday 8th October 2025

We’re bringing the design community together for an evening that celebrates the creativity, versatility and future of clay brickwork and concrete masonry.

Guest speaker Michael Lavery of m3architecture will take us behind the scenes of their Horbury Hunt award-winning Plant Futures Facility at UQ, and give us a sneak peek at a bold new project featuring inventive concrete blockwork screens — proof that brick and block are anything but ordinary.

Cathy Inglis AM from Think Brick and CMAA will share the latest on how the industry is driving towards lower-carbon, more environmentally responsible building solutions — showing how masonry is evolving for the future.

Join us for an evening of ideas, inspiration, and plenty of conversation about building better in brick (and block!).

For building product manufacturers, the demand for verified low-carbon products is stronger than ever.

Join Esther Bailey, COO of Rebuilt and Cathy Inglis, CEO of Think Brick Australia for this live session as they unpack how Product Carbon Footprints (PCFs) and verification are helping manufacturers meet compliance, win customer trust, and create new business opportunities.

What you’ll gain insights and clarity on:

• what is embodied carbon and how it impacts your business and your customers
• carbon disclosure regulations and the difference between EPDs and PCFs
• how verification positions your products to meet compliance and increase customer demand
• how verified PCFs are reshaping the brick and masonry industries
• how the simplified Rebuilt process is demystifying the embodied carbon challenge and helping her manufacturers to build practical skills and confidence
• how her manufacturers are using the insights they've gained to plan for the future and strengthen customer relationships

You’ll walk away with practical insights to future-proof your products, boost credibility, and strengthen customer relationships – with real-world lessons from how the brick and masonry industries are leading the shift.