In the next episode, architects Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth embark on a unique construction project in Islington, as they attempt to build a house using unconventional materials - sandbags and straw.
1. The Timber Frame Kit House, Newhaven
Aired: Apr 29, 1999A family-to-be is on a mission to construct their ideal residence on a scenic...
2. The English Barn, Berkshire
Aired: May 6, 1999Kevin meets the Randolphs, a couple in their 70s, who built their first home ...
3. The Co-op, Walter Segal Houses, Brighton
Aired: May 13, 1999Kevin visits a Brighton community of innovative families, comprising former t...
4. The Water Tower, Coleshill, Amersham
Aired: May 20, 1999In the next episode, a historic water tower in Amersham is transformed into a...
Aired: Jun 3, 1999Rob Roy constructs a sustainable dwelling in Suffolk, prioritizing eco-friend...
Aired: Jun 10, 1999In the next episode, a dynamic duo, Gavin Allen and Jane Fitzsimons, embark o...
7. The House of Straw, Islington
Aired: Jun 17, 1999In the next episode, architects Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth embark on ...
Aired: Jun 24, 1999In the next episode, a dynamic duo embarks on a unique construction project, ...
Main Cast
Seasons: 26
Current Status: Returning Series
Network: Channel 4
Production Country: United Kingdom
Genres:Reality-TV, Documentary
At the present time, viewers have the opportunity to enjoy "Grand Designs" completely free of charge, though with occasional advertisements, on the following streaming platforms: All 4. Additionally, viewers have the option to either rent or purchase "Grand Designs" on the following digital platforms: Amazon.
