The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes

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The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes
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Caroline Quentin and Piers Taylor head to India. Their first stop in World’s Most Extraordinary Homes is just outside Mumbai...

Caroline Quentin and Piers Taylor cast their extraordinary homes net further afield to India. Their first stop in The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes is just outside Mumbai to visit a fortress mixed with a traditional Indian courtyard house, where wild grasses and trees grow inside as well as out. Next they head to the mountains to see a house built using bridges, with few walls and no front door. House three is built into the side of a river bank, while the final dwelling is made from recycled materials and takes even Piers’ breath away. ‘The future of architecture? I think it’s this!’ he declares.

Please note, this programme does not air in Scotland.

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David Hollingsworth
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