While out riding his motorcycle Stephen Paterson witnesses a fatal motoring accident in which the motorist is killed and a motorcyclist is seriously injured. This incident sets in motion a series of developments which completely change the lives not only of Stephen himself but also of the injured motorcyclist and all his friends.

Because of a heavy blizzard he offers four of the friends overnight accommodation in his home. During that night he learns of the tragedy in the early life of the injured motorcycle, of two tragedies in the developing years of another of the friends. He also learns how that friend became the life partner of the injured motorcyclist.

During the overnight stay Stephen learns they are all gay, part of a group of gay motorcyclists.

To Lay a Ghost - Trigger is a romance, an old-fashioned concept but set in modern times at the turn of the 20th century.

While out riding his motorcycle Stephen Paterson witnesses a fatal motoring accident in which the motorist is killed and a motorcyclist is seriously injured. This incident sets in motion a series of developments which completely change the lives not only of Stephen himself but also of the injured motorcyclist and all his friends.

Because of a heavy blizzard he offers four of the friends overnight accommodation in his home. During that night he learns of the tragedy in the early life of the injured motorcycle, of two tragedies in the developing years of another of the friends. He also learns how that friend became the life partner of the injured motorcyclist.

During the overnight stay Stephen learns they are all gay, part of a group of gay motorcyclists.

To Lay a Ghost - Trigger is a romance, an old-fashioned concept but set in modern times at the turn of the 20th century.

This study examines the problematic surrounding street homelessness and the impact which the environment may present in certain ocations on such individuals. It pretends to provide an architectural temporary solution which may ammeliorate certain aspects in regards to thermal comfort as the climatic conditions have a considerable effect on the health of people living exposed to both urban and natural environments. The strategy was to design a portable shelter which could be possitioned on any vertical element of the city which could take the weight of a single person, i.e. A tree, a tubular fence, a lamp post or a sign post, etc. The final purpose of this study was to generate a working prototype for a shelter which could be tested and which could provide through tangible data a realistic assesment of the conditions that pose a series of risks to the individuals in question. The generated computer data was used to inform the final design which was built and tested in London, UK.