On the second day we started by having a Skype call with out group members from Chichester college. This call helped us all get in line with knowing what would be done for the model. We sadly couldn’t call the students from Hazelwick due to them having classes during the day, but we were certain that they were on the right track for their research.
I started working on the cost of all the materials that would be used while conferring with the group members about which materials should be used, such as the dimension of the wood used in the walls etc.
During this we realised we would most likely come out at around the same cost as a shipping container, while having more internal space.
After lunch we had another brief Skype call with the members from Chichester, who showed us the progress of the model at the time, and we got each other caught up on what we were all going to be doing next. 
We concluded the day with high spirits, with the whole group feeling we had accomplished a lot.I personally felt very pleased, as our group really had it’s heads screwed on right for that day, and we managed to get a lot done. I was happy with my costing so far as well, as it was showing we’d made a good choice in not going for a container.
