Design Build 2010 will showcase local and international building products, services and technologies in Australia.
Design Build 2010 will showcase local and international building products, services and technologies in Australia.
April 4th, 2011
Design Build 2010 will showcase local and international building products, services and technologies in Australia.
The event includes a newly design exhibition, a commercial building conference, excellence awards, product presentations and live demonstrations on the latest sustainable building products.
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