Sarah Wigglesworth has donated her elegant limited edition, signed print “The Disorder of the Dining Table” print (previously on sale at the V&A for £75 but now sold out). The image offered is printed in green ink on heavy watercolour paper and is 50x70com in dimension, unframed. This image was part of the narrative for the design of her house and office at Stock Orchard Street.

Dr. Jane Hall has donated a signed copy "Breaking Ground: Architecture By Women" which celebrates women's roles in the architectural world, and presents a glorious visual manifesto of more than 180 exceptional buildings from around the world

The Developer has donated a year's subscription to The Developer's uncommonly beautiful publication, 200-pages on the spaces between the buildings and master planning, designing, planning and delivering places where people thrive. Find our more here: www.thedeveloper.live/home

In a second act of generosity, The Developer has donated two tickets to the Festival of Place - an annual event that brings together developers, designers, researchers, scientists, community groups, planners, investors and anyone involved in the making of places to collaborate, inspire and learn. Tickets are worth £295+VAT each.

Carolyn Steel has kindly donated a signed copy of her brand new book "Sitopia - How Food Can Save the World” - a vital call for us to rediscover the way food binds us to each other and to the natural world, and in doing so find new ways of living.

Talented architect Tom Wilson of Curio Studio has donated a gorgeous handcrafted sycamore bowl.

Jeremy Till has signed a copy of his "Architecture Depends" especially for this raffle

Jane Wernick’s has kindly donated a copy of, "Doughnut Economics" by Kate Raworth with inscription: “Presented to Part W on behalf of Structural Engineers Declare, by Jane Wernick, June 2020”

Phaidon and Dr. Jane Hall have kindly donated an additional signed copy "Breaking Ground: Architecture By Women" which celebrates women's roles in the architectural world, and presents a glorious visual manifesto of more than 180 exceptional buildings from around the world

A copy of the highly acclaimed book by Roma Agrawal - leading Structural Engineer for The Shard and campaigner for women in engineering. The book reveals the surprising stories behind our built environment and how construction has evolved over the course of human history.

Dust Architecture has generously donated a beautiful limited edition print 'Make an Extra Pairs of Hands' by collaborative visual artist Lucy Steggals. 30x30cm giclee photographic print

Kindly donated by architect Peter Barber, "Project Interrupted" is an Architecture Foundation publication which records a series of lectures by acclaimed British housing architects. It explores what can be learnt from the experiences of a previous generation of architects including Kate Macintosh, and hears from some of the most ambitious architects working in the field of housing today about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead including Farshid Moussavi, Peter Barber and Witherford Watson Mann.

From architects and product designers to textile artists and digital innovators, Libby Sellers, Women Design profiles a selection of the most dynamic female designers from the modern era, showcasing their finest work and celebrating their enduring influence. Kindly donated by Sumitra Upham, Senior Curator, on behalf of the Design Museum.