"Tim" for nearby village

This is so close to home I could be visiting for social reasons and not break current Covid rules here in Wales.  However,  travelling to work is OK anyway and I am able to maintain social distancing easily as I work alone. 

My customer this week would like a "Tim" greenhouse with a few alterations - a raised bed at one end, a cold frame along the other outside wall and a brick floor rather than paving slabs.  It's also going tight up against an old stone wall - which leans in A LOT - and on very sloping ground.   A good job this one is close to home/ the workshop as there could be extra working out to do as we go along.

One of the biggest challenges was finding the levels on this sloping site. 
 
I had extra engineering bricks to lock the walls to the level foundations and they are happy being buried in the ground (being much tougher and less absorbent then normal bricks).

I'd have to dig out all the ground inside but didn't want too big a drop down at the doorway, or a large increase in height at the back - as the adjoining barn restricts how high I can go.

I used brick starters bolting the new wall to the old stone barn.

I've pre-built most of this greenhouse and can now finish building the front gable doorway and take account of the extra width of glass needed where the stone wall leans in at the back.  The barn roof looks a similar pitch to the greenhouse so it should tie in well.