Ed Hollis' Blog
This blog is forthcoming.
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Blindfolds as an icebreaker
Ed Hollis uses an usual method to break the ice with his second year architecture students.
19:01:00 22/11/09
Rusty isles and dazed students
Ed Hollis on the rusty isles and that back to school feeling.
12:00:00 02/11/09
Coughton Court and an intimate crowd
Ed Hollis gives an 'intimate' talk at Coughton Court and is entertained by the chatelaine's grandson.
12:18:00 26/10/09
Northanger Abbey and walnut cake
Ed Hollis, author of The Secret Lives of Buildings, on his appearance at Throckmorton Literary Festival.
12:45:00 02/10/09
The Last Days of Decadence
Ed Hollis admires the architecture of Holland Park and later, dresses up as a cowboy to party in Shoreditch.
18:45:00 30/09/09
Vermeer and a posh curry
Ed Hollis reflects on his burgeoning radio career, on Vermeer and on his mother hogging the limelight at the launch of his book, The Secret Lives of Buildings.
17:30:00 28/09/09
A First Class Train, Heat magazine and free biscuits are my idea of bliss
Ed Hollis, author of The Secret Lives of Buildings, on radio appearances, sloppy students and free biscuits.
11:25:00 23/09/09
The joy of singing Elgar
Ed Hollis' diary as he jogs in the best urban park in Europe and sings Elgar in his choir.
16:35:00 22/09/09
Me and Shelly von Strunckel
A day in the life of author Ed Hollis as he speculates on whether Roy Strong uses Mr Muscle or not and also, celebrates the amazing workshop he has been running.
15:30:00 17/09/09
