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Grand Designs — Storyline

British television series which features unusual and often elaborate architectural homebuilding projects.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Kevin McCloud

Grand Designs — Series Details

Grand Designs — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: The Timber Frame Kit House, Newhaven, East Sussex (1999-04-29) — A couple in Newhaven face a race against time as they build their dream home on windswept cliff-top site in time for the birth of their baby.
• E2: The English Barn, Oxfordshire (1999-05-06) — Kevin travels to Oxfordshire to meet the Randolphs, who built their first house 10 years ago and now, in their 70s, have decided to do it all again!
• E3: The Co-op, Walter Segal Houses, Brighton (1999-05-13) — This project was a co-operative venture – 10 young families each put in 30 hours of construction work per week.

  Kevin travels to Brighton to meet a co-operative of ten young fami

• E4: The Water Tower, Coleshill, Amersham (1999-05-20) — Kevin McCloud travels to Amersham, where a couple plan to design an 'invisible' house, blending in with the earth banks of the surrounding reservoirs.
• E5: The Eco-House, Suffolk (1999-06-03) — A Suffolk couple plan an environmentally friendly house with solar heating, grey water systems and reclaimed materials.
• E6: The Chapel, Cornwall (1999-06-10) — Kevin McCloud travels to Cornwall to visit Gavin Allen and Jane Fitzsimons, who are trying to convert a chapel into a home and a teleworking office for Jane.
• E7: The House of Straw, Islington, North London (1999-06-17) — Kevin McCloud is in lslington where Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth have come up with a highly experimental design for a home/office.
• E8: The Glass-House, Town Fields, Doncaster (1999-06-24) — Kevin McCloud travels to Doncaster where Michael Hird and Lindsay Harwood are building a futuristic glass and steel house in a suburb of Doncaster.

Season 2

• E1: The Regency Villa, Farnham, Surrey (2001-07-17) — Helen and Mark had always dreamed of owning a Georgian house but knew they couldn't afford the genuine article. So they decided to build their own. They bought a large plot of land
• E2: The New England Gable House, Sussex (2001-07-24) — With a plot of land in Sussex overlooking the South Downs, newly-weds Jane and Willem wanted a house that would be atmospheric and open to the countryside. Inspired by memories of
• E3: The Wool Mill, Netherton, Yorkshire (2001-07-31) — A derelict woollen mill in a Yorkshire village may not say 'modernist' to everyone. But Chris and Gill – who, fortunately, run their own specialist joinery business – saw it as the
• E4: The Isolated Cottage, Brecon Beacons, Wales (2001-08-07) — An isolated hilltop in the Brecon Beacons might seem an inhospitable place for a couple's first home. But Adrian and Corinna both grew up in the area, and the ruined farmhouse they
• E5: The Cruciform House, Lambourn Valley, Berkshire (2001-08-14) — When Rupert and Julie bought a hilltop site in the Berkshire Downs, they were determined to build a house that would make the most of the countryside and stunning views. They turne
• E6: The Self-Build, Birmingham (2001-08-21) — Kevin checks out an innovative housing scheme set up by a Birmingham Housing Association, which allows a group of people to build their own homes
• E7: The Jewel Box, London (2001-08-28) — Kevin McCloud visits a couple who are looking to build their hi-tech modern house in a quiet north London street.
• E8: The Derelict Barns, Devon (2001-09-04) — Kevin McCloud visits a couple in Devon who are hoping to convert a traditional barn complete with thatched roof.
• E9: Revisited: The Glass-House, Doncaster (2001-08-11) — Revisited Season 1 (2001) episode 1

  Kevin travels back to Doncaster to catch up with self-builders Michael Hird and Lindsay Harwood and their futuristic glass and steel house in a

• E10: Revisited: The Eco-House, Suffolk (2001-11-15) — Revisited Season 1 (2001) episode 2

  Kevin McCloud travels to Suffolk to revisit a couple who dreamed of building a 100% environmentally friendly house.

• E11: Revisited: The House of Straw, Islington, North London (2001-11-22) — Revisited Season 1 (2001) episode 3

  Kevin McCloud revisits Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth in Islington, London. Will they have realised their dream of using straw bales in the

• E12: Revisited: The Self-Build, Birmingham (2001-11-29) — Revisited Season 1 (2001) episode 4

  Kevin McCloud revisits an innovative housing scheme in Birmingham. Just over two years ago a group of 11 men and women agreed to build, not jus

• E13: Revisited: The Co-Op, Brighton (2001-12-06) — Revisited Season 1 (2001) episode 5

  Kevin McCloud revisits a group of people in a Brighton co-operative who are building their own homes and the homes of their neighbours

• E16: Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 1 (remove; wrong season)
• E17: Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 2 (remove; wrong season)
• E18: Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 3 (remove; wrong season)
• E19: Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 4 (remove; wrong season)

Season 3

• E1: The Wooden Box, Peterborough (2003-02-12) — 'Is it a bold contemporary design or a garden shed?' John and Terri found themselves asking, halfway into their build. They had knocked down a derelict house in a beautiful rural s
• E2: The Water-Works, Whaley, Derbyshire (2003-02-19) — The 1930s derelict water-works Chris and Leanne fell in love with was huge and its design had clearly been inspired by Gilbert Scott's Bankside power station, now better known as t
• E3: The Woodsman's Cottage, Sussex (2003-02-26) — For 10 years, Ben lived in tents and caravans in a wood in West Sussex. As a woodsman, he needed and wanted to live among the trees. But after a battle with planning he finally got
• E4: The Victorian Threshing Barn, Surrey (2003-03-05) — For Philip and Angela, the build was part of a life change that had begun two years earlier. Just after their second daughter was born, Philip fell seriously ill, prompting the fam
• E5: Inverted Roof-House, Buckinghamshire (2003-03-12) — Tom and Judy wanted more than just a home for themselves and their two children. On a site of outstanding natural beauty in Buckinghamshire, they set out to build an ambitious hous
• E6: The Terrace Conversion, Hackney, London (2003-09-17) — After 10 years of living in a small house in east London, John and Eleni hankered after modern, open-plan living. They didn't want to move, so they decided to give their Victorian
• E7: The Underground House, Cumbria (2003-09-24) — The old quarry stood on a slope of the Eden valley and commanded beautiful views. Local architect John Bodger designed a two-storey house that burrowed backwards into the rock and
• E8: The Traditional Cottage, Herefordshire (2003-10-01) — Merry's family have been Herefordshire builders for generations, so she knew that the county was rich in traditional building crafts. She and Ben decided to combine these with tech
• E9: Revisited: The Isolated Cottage, Brecon Beacons, Wales (2002-09-10) — Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 1

  Kevin McCloud revisits Adrian and Corrina, who decided their first home was to be a 300-year-old ruin. The former cottage is set in the inhospi

• E10: Revisited: The Dilapidated Georgian House, London (2002-09-17) — Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 2

  Kevin revisits Tony and Sharon, who fell in love with a completely dilapidated Georgian home in London and undertook the challenging task of re

• E11: Revisited: The Water Tower, Coleshill, Amersham (2002-09-24) — Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 3

  Kevin is in Amersham to update on a project taken on by Deborah and architect Andrew. Their venture involved designing an 'invisible' house tha

• E12: Revisited: The Derelict Barns, Devon (2002-10-01) — Revisited Season 2 (2002) episode 4

  Kevin travels to the beautiful setting of south Devon to revisit Sue and Martin, whose dream was to create a family home using old English buil

• E13: Revisited: The Cruciform House, Lambourn Valley, Berkshire (2003-10-08) — Revisited Season 3 (2003) episode 1

  Kevin McCloud returns to the Lambourn Valley to meet a couple who took three years to finish building their home on the Berkshire Downs.

• E14: Revisited: The House of Straw: 2nd Revisiting, Islington, North London (2003-10-15) — Revisited Season 3 (2003) episode 2

  Kevin McCloud revisits the improbable Islington home of two architects who built their avant-garde north-east London house out of straw bales,

• E15: Revisited: The Former Electricity Sub-Station, Sunderland (2003-10-22) — Revisited Season 3 (2003) episode 3

  Kevin McCloud catches up with a couple he met some years when they set about the task of converting a disused electricity substation in Sunderl

• E16: Revisited: The English Barn, Berkshire (2003-10-29) — Revisited Season 3 (2003) episode 4

  Kevin McCloud revisits retired couple Denys and Marjorie Randolph from Berkshire, who had decided to embark on their final building project, a

Season 4

• E1: Waterloo: The Violin Factory (2004-01-21) — Louise and Milko wanted to build the home of a lifetime. Milko's job as a well-paid City banker meant they could think big, so Louise set up her own architectural practice and they
• E2: Surrey: Customised German Kit House (2004-01-28) — David and Greta loved their home, a modernist structure in Surrey that they had built themselves almost 40 years ago. It was filled with things they'd chosen over the years—design
• E3: Revisited – Buckinghamshire: The Inverted-Roof House (2004-02-04) — In November 2001, Tom and Judy demolished a bungalow and started building an infinitely more ambitious house. Designed on different levels, with glass walls and exposed steelwork,
• E4: Edinburgh: 19th Century Sandstone House (2004-02-11) — When Reuben and April came across a ruined 19th-century house amid the tower blocks of Leith, Edinburgh, they saw it as their future home. They had no clear idea of how to restore
• E5: Clapham: The Curved House (2004-02-18) — David and Anjana's tiny coach house was proving too small for them and their two children. So they decided to build a new house in their own garden, which was big by London standar
• E6: Sussex: The Modernist Sugar Cube (2004-02-25) — Tom and Darron wanted to build a house that would be home to them, their art collection and their two large dogs. Darron's passion for surfing meant it would also have to be near a
• E7: Argyll: The Oak-Framed House (2004-03-03) — Tony and Jo, musicians with Scottish Opera, had long dreamed of a home in the countryside. They found a perfect site on the Clyde estuary in Argyll and Bute. Located in a small vil
• E8: Dorset: An Idiosyncratic Home (2004-03-10) — Amid 55 acres of organic farmland in the New Forest, Lizzie and Mike set out to build an idiosyncratic home. They wanted a house that would reflect their love of travel and eastern

Season 5

• E1: Revisited – Edinburgh: 19th Century Sandstone House (2005-04-06) — Kevin returns to see whether the couple's solo attempts to transform a wreck of an old stone building in Leith, with no previous building experience, has been successful.
• E2: Peckham: The Sliding Glass Roof House (2005-04-13) — When Monty Ravenscroft and Clare Loewe began looking for a house to buy in London they soon realised that the only affordable option was to build one themselves. They snapped up a
• E3: Gloucester: The 16th Century Farmhouse (2005-04-20) — Kevin McCloud follows Jeremy and Louise Brown as they try to bring their Grade II Listed 16th-century Gloucestershire farmhouse into the 21st century.
• E4: Kent: Finnish Log Cabin (2005-04-27) — John Cadney and Marnie Moon have never had a permanent home. For 16 years they've camped on land owned by Marnie's parents because they could never afford to buy a house in the are
• E5: Revisited – Hackney: The Terrace Conversion (2005-05-04) — Kevin takes a trip back to the home of John and Eleni Flood, who completely gutted their Victorian terraced house to create an open, light and modern space
• E6: Revisited – Waterloo: The Violin Factory (2005-10-13) — Louise and Milko wanted to build the home of a lifetime. Milko's job as a well-paid City banker meant they could think big, so Louise set up her own architectural practice and they
• E7: Devon: Shaped Like a Curvy Seashell (2005-10-19) — Kevin McCloud meets Pat Becker, who lives in a large Georgian house in Devon. But now that her family have flown the nest, she's building a new home at the bottom of the garden.
• E8: Revisited – Sussex: The Woodsmans Cottage (2005-10-26) — Kevin returns to see how Ben Law's woodsman's cottage has changed. The house has bedded down into its landscaped kitchen garden and his life has changed in unexpected ways.
• E9: Belfast: A 21st Century Answer to the Roman Villa (2005-11-02) — This is Belfast, one of the great cities of the industrial revolution, and home to Thomas and Dervla O?Hare. They?ve lived here for 18 years, and although they still love their tin
• E10: Devon: Miami Style Beach House (2005-11-09) — Kevin McCloud meets Julie and Mark Veysey, whose Grand Design is a stunning Miami-style beach house on a beachfront plot overlooking the south Devon coast. Julie and Mark have had
• E11: Carmarthen: The Eco-House (2005-11-16) — Andrew and Lowri Davies embark on a project to build an environmentally friendly farmhouse in rural Wales. Encouraged by their architect, they opt for some state-of-the-art experim

Season 6

• E1: The Loch House, Killearn (2006-04-05) — Jim Fairfull considers himself a very lucky guy. He was out fishing with a friend when he came across a beautiful, secluded loch. It’s a magical place with stunning views over the
• E2: The Contemporary Barn Conversion, Ross-on-Wye (2006-04-12) — Hillcott Barn looked more like a Tuscan monastery than an English barn. When the farmer put it up for sale, most people who viewed it walked away. It was dark and isolated and coul
• E3: Stirling: The Contemporary Cedar Clad Home (2006-04-19) — Theo and Elaine Leijser hoped to bring a bit of Dutch style to Scotland in the building of their first family home – a colourful, contemporary three storey house, with a striking c
• E4: Water Tower Conversion, Ashford (2006-04-29) — For six years Bruno and Denise Del Tufo stared at the large concrete water tower at the bottom of their garden trying to figure out what to do with it. It’s a very rare object – a
• E5: Revisited: 19th Century Manor House, Creuse (2006-05-17) — Christine Benjamin and her husband Peter currently live in an Edwardian manor house called Medland Manor. Both in their 60s, the manor is getting to be too large for them, so they’
• E6: Revisited: 300 Year Old Chalet (2006-05-10) — Kevin McCloud revisits Nicky and James Dobree. Nicky was raised in France, James in Beirut – both have fond memories of the mountains as children. It was natural for them to one da
• E7: Garden House aka Mies van der Rohe Inspired House (2006-05-17) — Christine Benjamin and her husband Peter currently live in an Edwardian manor house called Medland Manor. Approaching their 60s, the manor is getting to be too large for them, so t
• E8: Revisited: The Curved House (2006-05-23) — Anjana and David Devoy started building a contemporary home that curved around a protected chestnut tree in their garden. Kevin McCloud returns to see if their plan worked.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Grand Designs have? 28 season(s) with 265 episodes.

Where can I watch Grand Designs? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.