Grand Designs Season 3 Episode 6
The Terrace Conversion, Hackney
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 family to leave London and move back to his parents' village. Acquiring the site was easy, as Philip's parents owned it. Getting planning permission took longer, and a crucial factor in their success was that they would be restoring the outside of the barn and keeping the innovation hidden
- 3 - 15Revisited (2) - Sussex: The Woodsmans CottageApr. 29, 2009
- 3 - 14Revisited - Cumbria: The Underground HouseMar. 26, 2008
- 3 - 13Revisited - Surrey: The Victorian Threshing BarnMar. 19, 2008
- 3 - 12Revisited - Peterborough: The Wooden BoxMar. 05, 2008
- 3 - 11Revisited - Sussex: The Woodsmans CottageOct. 26, 2005
- 3 - 10Revisited - Hackney: The Terrace ConversionMay. 04, 2005
- 3 - 9Revisited - Buckinghamshire: The Inverted-Roof HouseFeb. 04, 2004
- 3 - 8The Traditional Cottage, HerefordshireOct. 01, 2003
- 3 - 7The Underground House, CumbriaSep. 24, 2003
- 3 - 6The Terrace Conversion, HackneySep. 17, 2003
- 3 - 5Inverted V Roof, BuckinghamshireMar. 12, 2003
- 3 - 4The Victorian Threshing Barn, SurreyMar. 05, 2003
- 3 - 3The Woodsman's House, SussexFeb. 26, 2003
- 3 - 2The Water-Works, DerbyshireFeb. 19, 2003
- 3 - 1Peterborough: The Wooden BoxFeb. 12, 2003