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Grand Designs

Series One, 1999

1. The Timber Frame Kit House, Newhaven (29 April 1999)
2. The English Barn, Berkshire (6 May 1999)
3. The Co-Op, Walter Segal houses Brighton [1] (13 May 1999)
4. The Water Tower, Coleshill, Amersham (20 May 1999)
5. The Eco-House, Suffolk (3 June 1999)
6. The Chapel, Cornwall (10 June 1999)
7. The House of Straw, Islington (17 June 1999)
8. The Glass-House, Doncaster (24 June 1999)

Series Two, 2001

9. The Regency Villa, Surrey (17 July 2001)
10. The New England Gable House, Sussex (24 July 2001)
11. The Wool Mill, Yorkshire (31 July 2001)
12. The Isolated Cottage, Brecon Beacons, Wales (7 August 2001)
13. The Cruciform House, Berkshire (14 August 2001)
14. The Self-Build, Birmingham (21 August 2001)
15. The Jewel Box, London (28 August 2001)
16. The Derelict Barns, Devon (4 September 2001)
Revisited: The Glass-House, Doncaster (8 November 2001) (From Series One)
Revisited: The Eco-House, Suffolk (15 November 2001) (From Series One)
Revisited: The House of Straw, Islington (22 November 2001) (From Series One)
Revisited: The Self-Build, Birmingham (29 November 2001) (From Series Two)
Revisited: The Co-Op, Brighton (6 December 2001) (From Series One)

Revisited, 2002

Revisited: The Isolated Cottage, Brecon Beacons (10 September 2002) (From Series Two)
Revisited: The Dilapidated Georgian House, London (17 September 2002) (From Indoors)
Revisited: The Water Tower, Amersham (24 September 2002) (From Series One)
Revisited: The Derelict Barns, Devon (1 October 2002) (From Series Two)

Series Three, 2003

17. The Wooden Box, Peterborough (12 February 2003), see also: Longwood House
18. The Water-Works, Derbyshire (19 February 2003)
19. The Woodsmans Cottage, Sussex (26 February 2003)
20. The Victorian Threshing Barn, Surrey (5 March 2003)
21. The Inverted-Roof House, Buckinghamshire (12 March 2003) see also: Cloud 8
22. The Terrace Conversion, Hackney (17 September 2003)
23. The Underground House, Cumbria (24 September 2003)
24. The Traditional Cottage, Herefordshire (1 October 2003)
Revisited: The Cruciform House (8 October 2003) (From Series Two)
Revisited: The House of Straw (15 October 2003) (From Series One)
Revisited: The Former Electricity Sub-Station (22 October 2003) (From Indoors)
Revisited: The English Barn (29 October 2003) (From Series One)

Series Four, 2004

25. The Violin Factory, Waterloo (21 January 2004)
26. Customised German Kit House (Huf Haus), Surrey (28 January 2004)
27. Revisited: The Inverted-Roof House, Buckinghamshire (4 February 2004) see also: Cloud 8 (From Series Three)
28. 19th-Century Sandstone House, Edinburgh (11 February 2004)
29. The Curved House, Clapham (18 February 2004)
30. The Modernist Sugar Cube, Sussex (25 February 2004)
31. The Oak-Framed House, Argyll (3 March 2004)
32. An Idiosyncratic Home, Dorset (10 March 2004)

Series Eight, 2008

64. The Underground House, Cheltenham (16 January 2008)
65. The Decagon House, Oxford (23 January 2008)
66. The Modernist Sugar Cube, Bristol (30 January 2008)
67. The Gothic House, Monmouth (6 February 2008)
68. The Lime Kiln House, Midlothian (13 February 2008)
69. The Kit House, Bath (20 February 2008)
70. Revisited: Masseria Impisi: An Artists' Retreat Puglia, Italy (27 February 2008) (From Abroad)
71. Revisited: The Wooden Box, Peterborough (5 March 2008) (From Series Three)
72. Revisited: Huf Haus, Surrey (12 March 2008) (From Series Four)
73. Revisited: The Victorian Threshing Barn, Surrey (19 March 2008) (From Series Three)
74. Revisited: The Underground House, Cumbria (26 March 2008) (From Series Three)
75. The Hi Tech Bungalow, Maidstone (2 April 2008)

Series Nine, 2009

76. The Apprentice Store, Somerset (28 January 2009)
77. The Chilterns Water Mill, Oxfordshire (4 February 2009)
78. The Newport Folly, Newport (11 February 2009)
79. The Eco Arch, Kent (18 February 2009)
80. The Brittany Groundhouse, Brittany (25 February 2009)
81. The Marlborough Farm house, Wiltshire (4 March 2009)
82. The Headcorn Minimalist House, Kent (11 March 2009)
83. Revisited: The 14th Century Castle, Yorkshire (18 March 2009) (From Series Seven)
84. Revisited: The Cambridgeshire Eco Home, Cambridgeshire (25 March 2009) (From Series Seven)
85. The Brighton Modern Mansion, Brighton (8 April 2009)
86. Revisited: The Thatched Cottage, Hampshire (15 April 2009) (From Series Seven)
87. Revisited: The Loch House, Killearn (22 April 2009) (From Series Six)
88. Revisited: The Woodsmans Cottage, Sussex (29 April 2009) (From Series Three)

Grand Designs Indoors (2001)

1. The Former Electricity Sub-Station, Sunderland (1 March 2001) - Anne and Richard Curtis have found a disused electricity substation in Sunderland. And set about converting it into a large four bedroom family home on a tight budget. Never having been to Morocco, but are taking inspiration from a Moroccan Interiors book. Trying to keep costs down Richard does most of the work himself while trying to hold down a day job as a Policeman.

2. The Barbican Flat, London (8 March 2001) - Financial Analyst Yuen-Wei Chew commissions Paul Daly, top nightclub designer, (this was his first time doing a domestic interior) to redesign the interior of his fifth floor, 1 bedroom 750sq ft, Barbican flat. As a vision of contemporary living with a fusion of two strong design elements, Zen meets Pop. With an initial budget of around £20,000, but with bespoke elements such as a walk-in wardrobe costing £6,000 and window blinds costing £9,000, things soon go out of control with the total being closer to £115,000

3. The Dilapidated Georgian House, London (15 March 2001) - Featuring Tony and Sharon Relph, a couple restoring a dilapidated 200 year old Georgian house in London, to its former glory. They have very little money and plan to do most of the work themselves. If they manage to restore the grade two listed house in the Georgian style, the council will allow them to live there rent free for a period of their lease. They peel back layers of wallpaper to find a historical scrapbook of finishes which is donated to The English National Heritage. A modern interpretation of a period home with close attention to detail and sensitive repair, this is a true labour of love.

4. The Half-Timbered Cottage, Cheltenham (22 March 2001) - Kathryn and Charlie Raywood set about renovating a farmhouse cottage. The couple draw inspiration from Sainte Chapelle, Shakespeare’s birthplace and Gwidyr Castle. They start to strip the place back to its medieval roots. But with a meagre budget of just £10,000 the basic structural work to the house eats up 80% of the budget, leaving a mere £2,000 for all decoration including a new kitchen, bathroom, lavish fabrics, tapestries and medieval furniture. They resort to enlisting family and friends to get things back on track. They buy Asian antiques which resemble medieval originals at a fraction of the price and up their overdraft in an attempt to get the project completed.

5. The Shaker Style Summer House and Thames Houseboat , Devon & London (29 March 2001) - Featuring renowned artist Damien Hirst and his wife Maia Norman, a couple who are pursuing the ultimate dream - a personally designed, secluded Shaker style summer house in the grounds of his country home (in Devon), as a retreat from the big bad world. Designer Mike Rundell, whom he worked with to create the Pharmacy restaurant in West London, to help him with his challenge. Maia is getting to work on their new houseboat in Chelsea (overall budget of £300,000 including the purchase of the boat), with the hope of turning it into the perfect London hang-out.

6. The Regency Home, Brighton (5 April 2001) - Hayley and Pedro Castle have lived in Brighton for 5 years in a small regency style cottage near the seafront. They want to clear out their place and start again. Using the ‘St Martins’ Lane Hotel’ as inspiration, they plan to modernise their home into a light, airy and totally modern space. The planned budget is just £23,000. As the work starts, all does not run smoothly, tensions run high as they fall out with the main contractor, after the property is plagued with structural problems, damp and leaks. Despite all of these nightmares, delays and overspending, the results in the end are very glamorous.

Grand Designs Abroad (2004)

1. Modernist Villa, Málaga, Spain (8 September 2004)
2. House From Straw, Lot, France (15 September 2004)
3. Masseria Impisi: An Artists' Retreat, Puglia, Italy - Il Collegio (22 September 2004) (Revisited in Series Eight)
4. 19th Century Manor House, Creuse, France - Chez Jallot (29 September 2004) (Revisited in Series Six)
5. Church Conversion, Ireland (6 October 2004)
6. The Tuscany Castle, Tuscany, Italy (13 October 2004) (Revisited in Series Seven)
7. 300 Year Old Chalet, Les Gets, France (20 October 2004) (Revisited in Series Six)
8. Florida Villa, Alicante, Spain (27 October 2004)

Grand Designs: Trade Secrets

Series One, 2007

Series Two, 2008

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Grand Designs

Series One, 1999

Episode	Name	Location	Group	Keywords	Personnel	Broadcast	Revisit of:	Revisited in:
1	The Timber Frame Kit House	Newhaven, East Sussex	Kit Houses		Tim and Julia	29-Apr-99
2	The English Barn	Berkshire	?		Denys and Marjorie Ranolph, architect Rod James	06-May-99		Ser 3 Epi 12
3	The Brighton Co-op	Edge of the South Downs, near Brighton	Eco & Ethical Houses	Walter Segal	Housing association, 10 families including Paul and Jenny	13-May-99		Ser 2 Epi 13
4	The Water Tower	Coleshill, Amersham	Working Buildings		Andrew Tate, owner and architect	20-May-99		Ser 2 (revisited) Epi 3
5	The Eco-House	Suffolk	Eco & Ethical Houses		Rob and Alida	03-Jun-99		Ser 2 Epi 10
6	The Chapel	Cornwall (near Devon Border)	Conversions		Jane and Gavin, archtect David Shepherd	10-Jun-99
7	The House of Straw	Islington, North London	Highly Unusual Houses		Architects Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth	17-Jun-99		Ser 2 Epi 11 and Ser 3 Epi 10
8	The Glass-House	Doncaster	Contemporary Houses	Gio Ponti\'d Pirelli Building, Milan	Lindsay Harwood and Michael Hird, architect Colin Harwood	24-Jun-99		Ser 2 Epi 8

Series Two, 2001

Episode	Name	Location	Group	Keywords	Personnel	Broadcast	Revisit of:	Revisited in:
1	The Regency Villa	Surrey	Inspired By History		Helen and Mark	17 July 2001
2	The New England Gable House	South Downs, Sussex	Kit Houses		Jane and Willem	24 July 2001
3	The Wool Mill	Yorkshire	?		Chris and Gill	31 July 2001
4	The Isolated Cottage	Brecon Beacons, Wales	Historic Houses		Adrian and Corinna	07 August 2001		Ser 2 (revisted) Epi 1
5	The Cruciform House	Berkshire Downs	Wooden Houses		Rupert and Julie, architecture Hugh McGann from Roderick James	14 August 2001		Ser 3 Epi 9
6	The Team Build	Bordesley, West Birmingham	Eco & Ethical Houses		11 owner/builders, Angela (Accord Housing Association), Peter (site manager)	21 August 2001		Ser 2 Epi 12
7	The Jewel Box	North London	Contemporary Houses		Sarah and Coneyl, architect Mike Tonkin	28 August 2001
8	The Barn	Devon	Conversions	Derelict	Sue and Martin	04 September 2001		Ser 2 (revisited Epi 4
9	The Glass-House					08 November 2001	Ser 1 Epi 8
10	The Eco-House					15 November 2001	Ser 1 Epi 5
11	The House of Straw					22 November 2001	Ser 1 Epi 7
12	The Team Build					29 November 2001	Ser 2 Epi 6
13	The Co-Op					06 December 2001	Ser 1 Epi 3

Episode list

Grand Designs

Series One, 1999

Series Two, 2001

Revisited, 2002

Series Three, 2003

Series Four, 2004

Series Five, 2005

Series Six, 2006

Series Seven, 2007

Series Eight, 2008

Series Nine, 2009

Grand Designs Indoors (2001)

Grand Designs Abroad (2004)

Grand Designs: Trade Secrets

Series One, 2007

Series Two, 2008

Grand Designs

Series One, 1999

Series Two, 2001

Series Two (Revisted), 2002