'Impressive' properties vying for Grand Designs: Home of the Year

A 16th century paper mill, stable and hay barn are among the incredible 'transformation' properties vying to be Grand Designs: House of the YearThe latest homes from the RIBA House of the Year shortlist to feature have an "awesome" theme All properties have undergone incredible transformations, with a reimagining of "old bones" Kevin McCloud, architect Damion Burrows and design expert Michelle Ogundehin, tour the homes The second episode of Grand Designs: House of the Year airs tonight on Channel 4 at 9pm | Update: 23 Nov 2022 16:44 GMT Architects (RIBA)' House of the Year shortlist... and the second installment of Grand Designs: House of the Year did not disappoint with a remarkable set of homes.

In the second program of the series, airing tonight on Channel 4, Kevin and his co-presenters, architect Damion Burrows, Natasha Huq and l Design expert, Michelle Ogundehin, visited five properties battling for a spot on the shortlist, pushing all the boundaries of conventional design.

Each week it will exclusively reveal the houses selected by the RIBA judges and, in the final program, announce the winner of this prestigious award.

The second episode, which focuses on RIBA's selection of the most impressive houses in the country, features a stable converted into a superb library, a barn with hay transformed into a family home and an impressive modern extension built among the ruins of a paper mill.