Great to be out doing site visits again. From earlier in the week, derelict barns of post-medieval origin being given new life. The rural #welsh location means stunning views.

Our Millie has been developing her collage skills. aka A big hint to Liam that he needs to make another model!

Dawn’s #lockdownproject has been to build a garden room (or rather get husband Steve to). The sedum roof was installed on Saturday which just turned out to be World Green Roof Day #WGRD2020 Coincidence? Yeah, it was actually.

Dawn's new green roof is worth the effort as it will act as a rainwater buffer, regulate indoor temperatures, save energy and encourage biodiversity. Not bad for World Green Roof Day #WGRD2020

'What we need now, more than ever, is hope. A successful community art project can still make a significant contribution to a better future for us all.' Andy Foster from raise architects shares his positive outlook on Sherborne's art scene & future projects. #art #sherbornetimes

Meeting others to assist with with my book has been fascinating. Andy Foster from raise architects has produced this great blog. Students do take time to read. practicalarchitecture.com/blog/10-obstac…

Great to see some places coming alive yesterday en route to a new project in #Shropshire

This summer most grad shows will be online. We've pulled together a list of those we have found so far to help students get their work seen. Let us know if we've missed any: bit.ly/2YxkYvF Hugh Pearman Andrew Ruffler Royal Institute of British Architects

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Millie's Friday morning site visit. It usually rains. Honest.

Hey, thanks for the mensh Cohesive @sjtanton - appreciated. And in the same sentence as Hiut Denim Co - cool. (Take note @feastsandfables)