Our first visit to the site was with Jack, who guided us along the scenic Heritage Trail, a 3.5-mile path that passes through the unique peat bog. Jack shared information about the peat, the bog's ecosystem, and we learned about the surrounding buildings and the lives of local residents.

Hi, I am Muye！
I am currently studying in MA Architecture and Adaptive Reuse. Before this, I studied the transformation of historic districts and urban villages in Shenzhen University, and I gained one year of practical experience in Chinese historic building restoration in research institute. I really enjoy uncovering the historical stories behind buildings, and I also love hiking and mountain climbing.
I am very excited to be part of the Lindow Moss. This peat bog is rich in history and culture and also serves as a unique space where natural ecology, architecture, and cultural heritage intersect. I look forward to exploring Lindow Moss with you, discovering both enjoyment and inspiration.

Group meeting

On the first day, the group activities revolve around the launch of the project and preliminary research: familiarize the members and clarify the project goals through the ice-breaking link, conduct desktop research on the Lindow Moss Protected Area and surrounding architectural sites, integrate information into the Miro visualization platform, and formulate the group route and collection of the next day's field trip. Plan. Complete the project framework combing, information database construction and log update on the same day.

Day1-After work

After the activity, the team prepared the next-day inspection route: refine the hiking route according to the three key areas screened in the early stage, combined with satellite maps and topographic data. Inventory the equipment list and record equipment to each group, and check the communication equipment synchronously. For different tasks (site mapping, vegetation sampling, community interview), clarify the division of labor and data collection standards of members. Finally confirm the assembly time, transportation connection and backup route to ensure the efficient and safe progress of field research.

D4-Trial Design

We have collected everyone's intention maps for map, as well as their choices of style and information.

Discuss the design of the trail. Based on everyone's understanding of the site, the trail for the project is finally determined.

Day 7

Today, we have achieved many results, including improving the overall building trail Map, deepening the design of the Gateway and landscape nodes, and the results of the test materials. We start the production of the project web page. Meanwhile, we are also actively preparing for the presentation of the phased achievements to our partners tomorrow.

Day 9-Final Collaboration & Review

The group confirmed the final outcome. Each group should collaborate to complete the final presentation content of the entire project, ensuring that all components ((website, pamphlet, models, and drawings) are ready. The final output includes complete content and a clearly structured display plan.