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Toggle navigation * Categories * Astronomy * Brain * Creativity * Design * Economics * Environment * Health * History * * Life-hack * Math * Music * Nature * People * Physics * Science * Technology * Travel * Random! * All documentaries * Buy me a coffee - keep this site alive * ADS? Get uBlock Origin COAST • 2017 • EPISODE "S1E3" • THE WORLD'S MOST EXTRAORDINARY HOMES Category: Design Download: Piers Taylor and Caroline Quentin visit an island in Norway, spending two days in a house built on a footprint of just 100 square metres. In Spain, the pair head to a home built into a steep cliff face overlooking the Mediterranean, featuring a cantilevered terrace offering maximum sea views and a swimming pool as well as an unusual tiled roof. After viewing a house in New Zealand crafted from two separate wooden cladded structures, the duo explore a home in Canada inspired by two ships in dry dock, designed to peer over the coast, allowing the sea to pass underneath. THE WORLD'S MOST EXTRAORDINARY HOMES • 2017 - 2019 • 12 EPISODES • 1 58:48 Mountain They begin in California, viewing a property built from the wings and tail fins of a Boeing 747. In Arizona, the pair stay in a modern house with an innovative take on an ancient technique of absorbing the heat during the day and releasing it at night. In New Zealand, Caroline and Piers view a house camouflaged using cedar cladding, while their last stop takes them to a hexagonal alpine chalet with a steel chimney core that anchors it to the mountain. 2017 • Design 2 58:49 Forest Architect Piers Taylor and actress Caroline Quentin explore unusual homes built in or near areas of forest. After trips to properties near Madrid and the Catskill Mountains in New York State, they arrive in Piha, New Zealand, to a house built within an indigenous forest of pohutukawa trees. Navigating very strict environmental laws, this wooden-cladded and glass-roofed property mimics the branches of the surrounding trees, while its huge sliding glass walls open up to allow the surrounding forest to become an intrinsic part of the house itself. 2017 • Design 3 58:45 Coast Piers Taylor and Caroline Quentin visit an island in Norway, spending two days in a house built on a footprint of just 100 square metres. In Spain, the pair head to a home built into a steep cliff face overlooking the Mediterranean, featuring a cantilevered terrace offering maximum sea views and a swimming pool as well as an unusual tiled roof. After viewing a house in New Zealand crafted from two separate wooden cladded structures, the duo explore a home in Canada inspired by two ships in dry dock, designed to peer over the coast, allowing the sea to pass underneath. 2017 • Design 4 58:43 Underground Piers Taylor and Caroline Quentin explore unusual homes built underground. In Greece, they view a house hidden beneath the landscape that still boasts stunning sea views. In the Swiss Alps, they visit a house made so invisible it has to be accessed via a tunnel. Next it's over to New Zealand's South Island to a house built underground to soften its impact on the landscape as well as withstand the threat of earthquakes, before the pair inspects a Dutch house created by deep excavation, which features a huge, light-filled open-plan living space. 2017 • Design 5 46:28 USA Piers and Caroline end their tour in Florida with a waterfront wonder, a modest pavilion, a modernist showpiece and a high-end home built on stilts 2018 • Design 6 45:52 Portugal Caroline and Piers start the season in Portugal, where a fully automated home, a serpentine design, an X-shaped stunner and a woodland property await 2018 • Design 7 46:36 Switzerland In Switzerland, Piers and Caroline tour a modern chalet, a concrete retreat, an S-shaped home and a house built for it's owner's classic cars 2018 • Design 8 46:36 Japan Caroline and Piers visit Japan to see a V-shaped home, an eccentric gathering place, a Zen-like escape, and a glass and concrete marvel 2018 • Design 9 46:30 Spain In Spain, Caroline and Piers see a farmhouse made of steel, a home with a floating pool, a circular sanctuary and a shared dwelling for three sisters. 2019 • Design 10 45:40 India A tour of India includes an airy fortress, a fluid home with origami-like roofs, a new take on a tea plantation house and a lovely "patchwork" property. 2019 • Design 11 45:54 Norway Piers and Caroline travel to Norway to see a charming family cottage, a summer house built around a rock, a daring concrete home and a rugged retreat. 2019 • Design 12 46:10 Israel Israel serves up a palatial family estate, a pastoral property that filters the elements, a house built on a cliff and a home with three gardens. 2019 • Design YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE 58:49 Forest Architect Piers Taylor and actress Caroline Quentin explore unusual homes built in or near areas of forest. After trips to properties near Madrid and the Catskill Mountains in New York State, they arrive in Piha, New Zealand, to a house built within an indigenous forest of pohutukawa trees. Navigating very strict environmental laws, this wooden-cladded and glass-roofed property mimics the branches of the surrounding trees, while its huge sliding glass walls open up to allow the surrounding forest to become an intrinsic part of the house itself. S1E2 • The World's Most Extraordinary Homes • 2017 • Design 26:01 Ideas into Action From the simple, to the profound to the life changing, see how design ideas and solutions are making a difference in the lives of millions around the world. 2/4 • Design with the Other 90 Percent • 2011 • Design 22:21 Dream Big. Do Good. Spread Joy. Industrial designer Helen Kerr works on everything from soap pumps to geo-mapping the island of Manhattan. Her team uses materials that can be broken down at the end of an object’s life, so each piece can be put back into the recycling stream. 6/6 • Great Minds of Design • 2012 • Design 46:28 USA Piers and Caroline end their tour in Florida with a waterfront wonder, a modest pavilion, a modernist showpiece and a high-end home built on stilts S2E1 • The World's Most Extraordinary Homes • 2018 • Design 9:09 Sprite Supreme A time when sprites reigned supreme. 2/5 • A Brief History of Graphics • 2014 • Design 5:49 Why is Modern Art so Bad? For two millennia, great artists set the standard for beauty. Now those standards are gone. Modern Art is a competition between the ugly and the twisted; the most shocking wins. What happened? Design We all love documentaries! Help us keep this site alive. Donate! Thank you! 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