Out in the City Issue 16 April 08

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DEVELOPMENT PLANS
If you’re building your home from scratch, having a major extension,
remodelling your home, converting a property or just keen to integrate the
latest technology, The Homebuilding & Renovating Show is for you. The
three-day event includes free seminars, a technology zone and eco-section,
with plenty of experts on hand to answer those diffi cult-to-answer queries you
might have about DIY and renovation.
Homebuilding & Renovating Show, ExCeL, 19-21 September 2008.
www.homebuildingshow.co.uk
STUFF FOR YOUR HOME
This annual event, which showcases innovative designs and
concepts for the home and garden, is back. The 2008 Ideal Home
Show celebrates 100 years of inspirational ideas from designer and
bespoke brands, but also exhibits regular high street favourites such
as Canon, B&Q and Allied LG.
The Ideal Home Show at Earls Court is
running from now until 6 April.
www.idealhomeshow.co.uk
Ticket hotline: 0844 415 4155
ARCHITECTURAL INSPIRATION
Grand Designs Live, the UK’s number one consumer show returns for its fourth year.
The multi award-winning event remains the only contemporary design exhibition in the
UK, off ering visitors the chance to buy, build and furnish a house all under one roof. Based
on Channel 4’s hugely successful Grand Designs series, presented by design guru Kevin
McCloud, the exhibition has over 500 exhibitors and access to six inspiring show zones.
Grand Designs Live London comes to ExCeL, 3-11 May 2008.
www.granddesignslive.com
Ticket hotline: 0871 230 5577
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