Episode 13
Series following some of the nation's architects. Christopher Dinnis and Carolyn Whiteford work with a family to gain planning permission to convert an old silversmiths.
In Stirlingshire, Bobby Halliday's ten bespoke house farm steading development nears completion. Used to designing for what his clients demand, Bobby has to design a home that has no buyer, so the pressure is on him to make it somewhere that will appeal to everyone. On the other side of the site, he's dealing with the polar opposite problem, as one client's obsession with cars forces a complete redesign of the house they're moving in to.
Near Edinburgh, Christopher Dinnis and Carolyn Whiteford work with a family to gain planning permission to convert an old silversmiths in the heart of a conservation village into a family home. Tough negotiations with the planners ensue, will Chris and Carolyn be able to pull it off?
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Daniel Twist |
| Director | Jonny Wharton |
| Director | Chris Harries |
| Executive Producer | Sarah Walmsley |
| Executive Producer | Andrew Walmsley |
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