Bird box at St Lukes, The bombed out church, Leece St, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK, L1 2TR

A close view of the Home Tweet Home bird box, a small-scale architectural and environmental installation created by Ellis Williams Architects. The wooden birdhouse is mounted on a post and incorporates a planted grass roof, a feeding container, and a carefully constructed nesting chamber, demonstrating principles of sustainable and wildlife-friendly design. A small sign attached to the structure reads “Ellis Williams Architects – Home Tweet Home, ” clearly identifying the project and its creators. The design reflects contemporary architectural interest in biodiversity, urban wildlife support, and the integration of nature into the built environment. By combining practical bird-nesting features with thoughtful materials and form, the installation functions both as a habitat for birds and as a piece of public or garden-based design-led interpretation. The surrounding greenery and outdoor setting reinforce themes of environmental responsibility, conservation, and the role of architects in promoting ecological awareness beyond buildings alone. The image is well suited to editorial and commercial uses illustrating sustainability, architecture-led environmental initiatives, British design practice, and small-scale interventions that encourage wildlife in urban or semi-urban spaces.