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Grand Designs

Jul 01 2023
Magazine

Grand Designs magazine is essential reading for anyone who is building, renovating, or improving their own home. In each issue you can expect to find 40+ pages of inspirational real homes complete with in-depth project details and exclusive tours of new TV houses. Up-to-date information allows you to stay abreast of the latest architecture, design and construction ideas and innovations. Practical project features include advice from industry experts on a wide range of challenges such as building on an awkward plot, overcoming a lack of light or space, or working with a tight budget. And, as designing a kitchen or bathroom is one of the most complex – and expensive – room transformations to tackle, every month you’ll find a project feature on each, along with beautiful real-life case studies.

EDITORIAL

Renovating a classic

Architecture update

Award-winning project

Planned to a tee

Architecture update

Find your look

Kevin McCloud • When it comes to your go-to place, are you a mermaid of the deep, a mountain lion or a creature of the lake?

COTSWOLDS PIONEER • Breaking with the traditional building style of the area, this contemporary house is all set to be a classic of the future

Plot twist • When the costs of materials shot up and the budget wouldn’t stretch, one architect built a home more creative and sustainable than his original design

Home to roost • One family made provision for protected bats in their new barn-style annexe

Aussie rules • Extending an Edwardian cottage in a conservation area called for careful planning and a collaborative approach

Find and secure the perfect plot • Use all the tools at your disposal to get the best site for your project

10 Homes on the coast • Building a house in a seaside setting may present challenges that are unique to coastal locations. Extreme weather conditions, rugged terrain, sloping ground and remote sites require careful consideration, often demanding ingenious building techniques and a healthy budget. But the rewards are rich for those who master the art of coastal construction.

BAUFRITZ

How low can you go? • Building a home or committing to a major retrofit project is an opportunity to keep future running costs to a minimum

Focus on swimming ponds • When set up correctly, this natural ecosystem keeps the water crystal clear

KITCHENS & BATHROOMS

Chef’s special

Fit for purpose

KITCHEN UPGRADE

The look and feel

Better than before

Blowing bubbles

KITCHEN UPGRADE

Top of the rocks

Great-value proposition • How to cut the cost of creating a new scheme

BATHROOM EDIT

Make it your own

Circle of light

Sit and soak

In suspense

Out of the past

An eco-friendly choice

In the black

Look to the past • Ideas for incorporating both contemporary and vintage designs in a scheme

MY GRAND IDEA • Architect Andrés Gobba was part of a team tasked with designing a home in a flood-prone region of Argentina


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 148 Publisher: Media 10 Limited Edition: Jul 01 2023

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 23, 2023

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Home & Garden

Languages

English

Grand Designs magazine is essential reading for anyone who is building, renovating, or improving their own home. In each issue you can expect to find 40+ pages of inspirational real homes complete with in-depth project details and exclusive tours of new TV houses. Up-to-date information allows you to stay abreast of the latest architecture, design and construction ideas and innovations. Practical project features include advice from industry experts on a wide range of challenges such as building on an awkward plot, overcoming a lack of light or space, or working with a tight budget. And, as designing a kitchen or bathroom is one of the most complex – and expensive – room transformations to tackle, every month you’ll find a project feature on each, along with beautiful real-life case studies.

EDITORIAL

Renovating a classic

Architecture update

Award-winning project

Planned to a tee

Architecture update

Find your look

Kevin McCloud • When it comes to your go-to place, are you a mermaid of the deep, a mountain lion or a creature of the lake?

COTSWOLDS PIONEER • Breaking with the traditional building style of the area, this contemporary house is all set to be a classic of the future

Plot twist • When the costs of materials shot up and the budget wouldn’t stretch, one architect built a home more creative and sustainable than his original design

Home to roost • One family made provision for protected bats in their new barn-style annexe

Aussie rules • Extending an Edwardian cottage in a conservation area called for careful planning and a collaborative approach

Find and secure the perfect plot • Use all the tools at your disposal to get the best site for your project

10 Homes on the coast • Building a house in a seaside setting may present challenges that are unique to coastal locations. Extreme weather conditions, rugged terrain, sloping ground and remote sites require careful consideration, often demanding ingenious building techniques and a healthy budget. But the rewards are rich for those who master the art of coastal construction.

BAUFRITZ

How low can you go? • Building a home or committing to a major retrofit project is an opportunity to keep future running costs to a minimum

Focus on swimming ponds • When set up correctly, this natural ecosystem keeps the water crystal clear

KITCHENS & BATHROOMS

Chef’s special

Fit for purpose

KITCHEN UPGRADE

The look and feel

Better than before

Blowing bubbles

KITCHEN UPGRADE

Top of the rocks

Great-value proposition • How to cut the cost of creating a new scheme

BATHROOM EDIT

Make it your own

Circle of light

Sit and soak

In suspense

Out of the past

An eco-friendly choice

In the black

Look to the past • Ideas for incorporating both contemporary and vintage designs in a scheme

MY GRAND IDEA • Architect Andrés Gobba was part of a team tasked with designing a home in a flood-prone region of Argentina


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