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Grand Designs Season 2

July. 17,2001
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Grand Designs

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

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

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Kevin McCloud
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Grand Designs Season 2 Full Episode Guide

Episode 5 - The Cruciform House, Berkshire
Episode 4 - Wales: The Isolated Cottage
First Aired: August. 07,2001

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 chose to restore had been in Adrian's family for generations. The site's lack of mains water and electricity gave them no qualms. True, the track up the hill was often inaccessible in winter. But the landscape was beautiful and they both felt they belonged there

Episode 3 - The Wool Mill, Yorkshire
First Aired: July. 31,2001

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 perfect opportunity to create a visionary home. They liked the traditional brick of the building and opted to keep the exterior virtually untouched. Inside, they would strip everything out and make a home of fluid spaces, based around an open-plan ground floor, an atrium and a galleried upper floor.

Episode 2 - Sussex: The New England House
Episode 1 - The Regency Villa, Surrey
First Aired: July. 17,2001

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 turned to architecture firm Roderick James, which specialises in modern design and traditional timber craftsmanship. Together with architect Hugh McGann, they came up with a house of green oak and glass, built in an unusual cruciform (cross) shape.

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