Grand Designs Season 3 Episode 2
The Water-Works, Derbyshire
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 the Tate Modern. But nothing would deter the couple. 'We looked at it,' said Chris, 'and saw our home.'
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
