Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year

Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year (2017)

EndedReality show

Kevin McCloud and Dr. Anna Keay explore the UK's most incredible restorations of historic buildings of 2016.

Network
Scheduleevery Thursday at 20:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E03Episode 3Apr 6, 2017
S01E02VictorianMar 30, 2017
S01E01Watermills, Castles & Georgian VillasMar 23, 2017
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' premiere?

'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' premiered on March 8, 2017.

Who are the hosts of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

The hosts of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' are Caroline Quentin and Kevin McCloud.

What is the premise of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' showcases the restoration of historic buildings across the United Kingdom and celebrates the craftsmanship and dedication involved in their preservation.

How many episodes are there in the first season of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

The first season of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' consists of six episodes.

Which episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' features the restoration of a Gothic Revival church?

The fourth episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' features the restoration of a Gothic Revival church.

Which iconic British building is restored in the second episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

The second episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' showcases the restoration of the iconic St. Pancras Station in London.

In which episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' is a Victorian swimming baths restoration featured?

The fifth episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' highlights the restoration of a Victorian swimming baths.

Who are the judges on 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

The judges on 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' are Dr. Marianne Suhr, Ptolemy Dean, and Hugh Petter.

What architectural styles are explored in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' explores a wide range of architectural styles, including Georgian, Gothic Revival, Victorian, and Art Deco, among others.

Which episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' features the restoration of a medieval castle?

The third episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' showcases the restoration of a medieval castle.

What is the prize for winning 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

The winner of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' receives a trophy and recognition for their exceptional restoration work.

How were the buildings featured in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' selected?

The buildings featured in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' were selected based on their historical and architectural significance, as well as the extent of their restoration work.

What is the role of viewers in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

Viewers have the opportunity to vote for their favorite restored building in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'.

Which episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' showcases a contemporary residential property restoration?

The sixth and final episode of 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' features the restoration of a contemporary residential property.

How are the winners of each episode determined in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year'?

The winners of each episode in 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' are determined by the judges' assessments of the restoration projects.

What makes 'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' stand out from other restoration shows?

'Great British Buildings: Restoration of the Year' stands out from other restoration shows due to its focus on celebrating the diverse architectural heritage of the United Kingdom and the masterful craftsmanship required to restore these historic buildings.

Also known as

  • Great British Buildings: ROTY

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