What are they

used for in a lot of ways? There's so many applications and so many places are testing out applications.

They don't even know the limits or the benefits that they're going to see from using drones yet.

And a lot of schools and programs have started to build classes and degree programs for drones.

So we're seeing more and more of that.

And I currently went to school for it.

I'm still in school right now looking to do some more drone stuff and just keep learning more and more because it's changing constantly all the time.

So can you talk a little bit about

Do you think then that some of your friends and the teenagers in the community will actively want to find out more and seek

out these QR codes? Yeah, definitely.

I think that friends would be interested in doing it because, like I said at the beginning, I mean, we really don't know much about Octorarder's history at all.

And also, it'll be good for, you know, it's great to go out for a nice walk in Octorarder, so it'll be good for when you're walking around the town to just find the QR codes and be able to scan it and find out about the building that is on.

Are there any buildings where you often look at and wonder, I wonder what that history is behind that building because it looks a bit odd or a bit different?

Yeah definitely the picture house for sure and for me as well probably the church in town because my great grandad planted the I think it's the foundation stone and I'd love to know a wee bit more about the history

So can you tell us a little bit about what that project was like? What was the evidence-based biophilic design that went into that project?

Well, the architects, Rob Hopkins out of AHR, teamed up with the Royal College of Physicians to develop a new building.

RCP has only moved like five times in the last 500 years.

Whatever they were going to do, it had to be impactful and really speaking to their values.

Also worth noting is that the members of the RCP are the kind of researchers and writers who are responsible for the research and setting the standards and thresholds for health and well-being that form the international well-building standard.

They know what they're doing and they understand the science already.

They really challenged the design team to incorporate and validate all our design decisions to support this like healthiest building concept.

It's a completely different scale, but can you tell us a little bit about or share some insights with us on that project?