Kevin McCloud

And you and Steve, our engineer, you're going to be sharing a two-for-one discount card, a family rail card.

And so we'll be like a little family travelling away with our suitcases full of technical gear, basically lots of recording equipment and no clothes.

No clothes and me still carrying all these cassettes.

Let's not even begin to think about the logistics of that.

We'll be in London a lot.

We're meeting a load of people.

Peter Barber, the architect.

We're meeting the glorious Sasha Lubeckin in Bristol, who lives in the house that her father, Bertolt Lubeckin, remodeled.

It's a listed ancient building.

And Sasha has so many stories of growing up and the family designing and building in the UK.

We're going to be meeting Paula Day, who looks after the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation.

And yes, she is their daughter.

And we're going to be meeting a granddaughter of the great Erno Goldfinger, Pippa Goldfinger.

Plus, we'll be discovering the new identity that the Royal Institute of British Architects is creating for itself as a public-facing organization with...

galleries and a new museum of architecture and a cafe and restaurants and interactive cinema, whatever.

It's all a kind of new world for them.

And that's going to be very exciting because it sort of feeds into and chimes so well with what we do.

And Tim, what you and I have been doing most of our working lives really is trying to make architecture a friendly place.

Mine too, but we don't talk about that.

Coin hitting the table.