PAVIORS’ LECTURE
The annual Paviors’ Lecture, sponsored by the Company, is held at Imperial College. This lecture was instituted initially at City University in 1975 and was transferred to Imperial College in 2000. It is delivered by a prominent civil engineer or industry leader and, generally, covers a major transport infrastructure topic. The content is designed to be of interest to students as well as to members of the Livery and their guests. The Lecture is followed by a reception and supper in the Rector’s House. Recent lectures have been recorded and can be seen on YouTube.
Enabling a Data and Digital Transformation
Mark Enzer OBE FREng, the Chief Technical Officer at consulting engineers Mott MacDonald, presented the 47th Annual Paviors’ Lecture at Imperial College. Well over 100 people attended it. In addition to being [...]
The Thames Tideway Tunnel Project
The 45th Annual Paviors’ Lecture was given at Imperial College London on 11 February 2020 by Andy Mitchell CBE, CEO of Tideway. His subject was ‘The Thames Tideway Tunnel: Building [...]
London Gateway: The New Automated Port For The Capital
The 44th Paviors’ Lecture was held in the Skempton Building at Imperial College on 12 February 2019. The Lecture was entitled ‘London Gateway: the new automated port for the capital’, [...]
Crossrail: Moving London Forward
The 43rd annual Paviors’ Lecture was held at Imperial College London on 6 February 2018. This year’s Lecture was on the subject of ‘Crossrail: Moving London Forward’ and was given [...]
The Streets of London: Safe, Reliable and Cared For
Dana Skelley OBE, the Asset Management Director at Transport for London, presented the 2017 Paviors’ Lecture. Her subject was The Streets of London: safe, reliable and cared for. The Worshipful [...]
Can London survive? The City’s Dependence On Its Metro
The 2016 Paviors’ Lecture was given at Imperial College by Pavior Miles Ashley, Programme Director of Construction for London Underground. Miles is currently responsible for projects including the Northern Line [...]