Grand Designs S13E1 — South Yorkshire: The 1920s Cinema

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Grand Designs•Season 13•Episode 1

South Yorkshire: The 1920s Cinema

7.1/10 · 61 votesSep 4, 201345 min

Ranked #5 of 11 in Season 13•matches the season avg

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Kevin McCloud follows a project to renovate and extend a classic 1920s cinema in Thorne, South Yorkshire. With little knowledge of restoration, Gwyn and Kate boldly set about turning the dilapidated building into a family home using masses of concrete after taking advice from an

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Season 13 Episodes11

E1 7.1Now viewing

South Yorkshire: The 1920s Cinema

E2 7.3

North London: The miniature Hollywood mansion

E3 6.6

York: The Giant Farm Shed

E4 6.9

Tiverton: The Crooked Chocolate Box Cottage

E5 6.8

South Lanarkshire: The Metal Sculptural Home

E6 7.0

Monmouthshire: Japanese House

E7 7.1

South London: Modernist Masterpiece

E8 7.5

East Devon: Cob Castle

E9 7.2

Newbury: Christmas Farm

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E10 7.4

Revisited: Malaga, Spain: Modernist Villa

E11 7.1

Revisited: Woodbridge: The Modest Home

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Kevin McCloud

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Episode Summary

"South Yorkshire: The 1920s Cinema" is episode 1 of Grand Designs season 13. It scored 7.1/10 from 61 votes, ranking #5 of 11 episodes this season (season average 7.1). It aired on September 4, 2013.

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