The Elizabeth Line: one year on

Morley von Sternberg, Weston Williamson + Partners

With one in six of all UK rail journeys now made on the Elizabeth Line, what has been the impact of Europe’s largest construction project?

The Elizabeth Line stretches more than 100km from Reading and Heathrow in the west through central tunnels across to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.

Expected to serve up to 200 million people each year the Elizabeth Line is a welcome addition to London’s transport infrastructure. From cutting journey times and relieving congestion, to bringing more people than ever within a 45-minute commute of the capital.

Has there been a difference in the impact at each of its station locations? Is there a noticeable discrepancy between the West, Central and East parts of the Line? In relation to value – what have been the economic, environmental and social impacts of the Elizabeth Line?

Through a mix of presentations, case studies and a panel discussion, this webinar explores the impact of the Elizabeth Line, the design of its stations and value this new project has brought to London.

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Howard_Smith-TfL.pdf
Marc_Clark-LB_Redbridge.pdf
Raffaella_Raffaella-WW+P.pdf

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Speaker biographies

Marc Clark

Regeneration Programme Manager, London Borough of Redbridge

Raffaella Rospo

Project Director, WW+P Architects

Federico Ortiz

Head of Programme, NLA

Sarah Jaconelli

Director of Communications & Campaigns, New West End Company

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