George Clarke's Amazing Spaces - Series 3 (2014)

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7 Episodes

S3 E1 - A Fairytale Hideaway and Teardrop Trailer

S3 E2 - Airstream Caravan and All Weather Camping

S3 E3 - Pod Hotel, Glamping and Garden Home

S3 E4 - Basement Casino, Shop and East End Conversion

S3 E5 - Campervan, Glamping and House of Mud

S3 E6 - Narrow Boat, Cream Tea Campervan and 50s Trailer

S3 E7 - George's Garden Build Unveiled

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Synopsis

Architect George Clarke explores the extraordinary uses people make of small spaces. He travels Britain looking at amazing micro builds and the inspired people undertaking them in the hope of maximising every inch of space in their homes or gardens. George discovers that size is no object in the world of micro design. Space can be created in the unlikeliest of places; from disused toilets to shipping containers, horseboxes to state-of-the-art caravans. George himself joins the small space revolution by buying an old 1970s caravan and, in just three months, hopes to transform it into the most extraordinary small space you've ever seen.