Channel 4 has commissioned George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces: First Homes, a brand-new four-part series from Plum Pictures, fronted by architect and property expert George Clarke.
Britain is in the grip of a housing crisis, with many people unable to afford a traditional bricks-and-mortar home. In this new series, George meets the proactive and determined people finding creative ways to put a roof over their heads.
Across four episodes, George and his long-time collaborator Will Hardie meet individuals, couples and families driven to create homes in unconventional spaces. From buses and boats to former toilet blocks and tiny homes, the series follows those transforming unexpected places into affordable homes of their own.
Through ambitious builds and personal stories, George discovers how hard work, enthusiasm and, sometimes, clever left-field thinking can help turn unlikely spaces into beautiful, practical and life-changing places to live.
Combining inventive builds with the uplifting stories behind them, George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces: First Homes shines a light on the many different ways people are creating a place to call home.
George Clarke said: "We're living through a time when having a home of your own feels increasingly out of reach for many people. Across this series I was lucky enough to follow the stories of some truly amazing people working hard to build their own first home for the very first time. It’s full of ambition, hope, creativity and optimism, but it also highlights why our broken housing system needs to change.”
Clemency Green, Senior Commissioning Editor, Channel 4, said: "This series takes the much-loved Amazing Spaces formula and applies it to a subject that affects millions of people across the UK. It's inventive, timely and full of surprising solutions."
Gill Wilson, Creative Director of Plum Pictures, said: “We’re delighted the series is back with such a great sense of purpose and joy, inspiring everyone and anyone with a small space and big ideas.”
George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces: First Homes was commissioned for Channel 4 by Senior Commissioning Editor, Clemency Green, and Director of Commissioning, Nations & Regions, Jo Street.
Production Company: Plum Pictures
Series: 4 x 60'
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