Welcome to our February newsletter! January is all wrapped up and over in a flash. How has your start to the year been? Did you keep up with those New Year Resolutions? We've had a busy start to the year, jumping straight back into the Extension Book as we pull everything together and finish off all the drawings and content for the book. We have also taken some time during January to plan for the year ahead and see how First In Architecture can continue to be helpful to you. We have some exciting ideas. If there is anything you think we can help with, whether that's in your studies or work, just reply to this email and let us know. Onward. Just in case you missed our recent articles on the blog during January, you can have a little catch up below. Latest Blog Posts​ That wraps up our news for January. Hope you are having a great start to the year and we will be in touch again soon with more news. Thank you for being here, for reading our emails and for spending some time on our websites. Your support, comments and feedback mean a lot 🙂 All our best, Emma and the First In Architecture Team ​First In Architecture | Detail Library​ |
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