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Emrys Architects, Crumble Castle, 1st Place Winners 2017

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Skyscrapers are a feat of gingerbread mastery! 
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Sneak peak into the Nature's Architects and Alphabet of Buildings Series!
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Let's learn about Polar bears  as one of the Nature's Architects.
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Did you know?

"The feast on a grand scale was mainly an affair of the court, the nobility, a religious person or an occasional favored son of fortune, “the feast became more and more a favourite means of manifesting the wealth and social importance of the donor.” (17)

"In early times [the cook] was often a person of rank and wealth...On state occasions he sometimes joined the procession into the hall, and claimed the honour of carrying the first dish to the table.” (47).
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Mead, William Edward. English Medieval Feast. G. Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1931.
Masterplanners
Hilary Satchwell from Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design Talking about what does a masterplanner do and what is masterplanning?
Behind the Scenes

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