Grand Designs Australia | Full Episode | Season 4 Episode 6 | Richmond Inner City

For builder Chris, the chance to construct a sustainable house for his family has been a lifelong dream. After working on sustainable building projects in Europe, he's developed a passion to bring this style of building to Australia.

Grand Designs Australia is an Australian spin-off of the British TV series Grand Designs, which has grown into a global phenomenon, selling in over 100 territories. The show documents people who attempt to build a custom-designed house and the challenges they face. It is hosted by Peter Maddison, who meets people building the homes of their dreams in Australia.

[Passionforpeace]

My favorite Australian episode of grand designs

[Mac-elrm]

BRAVO! I've watched most of Grand Designs, UK, and have just started watching GD Australia, and I have to say, hands down, this is the most amazing, innovative and beautifully designed house I've seen yet-- and that assessment includes all the RIBA House of the Year winners and runners up! I was grinning and thinking OMG! at every next reveal of the finished product-- and surprisingly, one of my favorite little things was the outdoor table/fountain in the garden. But the black mirrored ceiling was a master stroke, making the ground floor seem massive in that tiny space. Just a true masterpiece! Chris is a genius, and I'll bet everyone who wants to build a custom house in Australia will be beating down his door to have him design their home.

[stevemiller]

They are really nice people. The decor is cold to me, but people should do what they like. A great segment.😊❤❤

[ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Easily the best build I've seen on any Grand Designs. The laser etched entrance panels were genius. The reflective ceiling made a huge difference. That said, that house isn't built for a family, it's more of a bro pad.

[hmu]

This house ist amaizing!!! Love it !! 😊

[SpotBentley]

This house sold in November 2015 for more than A$1.9M.

[robynw]

I get the need to make the place look bigger, but it's a bit too shiny for my taste. But that's just finishes. Otherwise it's an amazing piece of architecture.

[lnebw]

Design nightmare....there is nothing warm and welcoming....a plastic box. However, I hope the family is well and happy, 12 years later...

[FJB]

That's a really dated build.. I'd take the timeless place he sold over this.. Also, I doubt that under slab heat retention system actually did anything...