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Amazing Spaces: Shed of the Year

Season 4 • Episode 3 • Historic and Workshops & Studios

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Amazing Spaces: Shed of the Year Season 4, Episode 3: Historic and Workshops & Studios

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George Clarke presents the entries in the Historic and Workshops and Studios categories. Among the finalists in these areas are a shed where a bestselling trilogy of novels were written and a build in Wales used for making prosthetic limbs for children around the world. Watch Amazing Spaces: Shed of the Year Season 4, Episode 3 Historic and Workshops & Studios in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Amazing Spaces: Shed of the Year Season 4, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

4 episodes
1

Cabins, Summerhouses & Not a Shed?

George Clarke presides over the 2017 Shed of the Year competition, beginning with the cabins and summerhouses category. Among the contenders are a mushroom-shaped shed and a pink and turquoise construction inspired by a Los Angeles pool house. This year's contest will feature a new category, for unusual sheds that push the boundaries of construction in ingenious ways.
2

Pubs and Entertainment & Unexpected Sheds

George Clarke presents the Pubs and Entertainment and Unexpected categories. Unusual structures featured include a hedgehog rescue centre, a West Country whisky den, a recreation of the Tardis from Doctor Who, and the UK's smallest cathedral.
3

Historic and Workshops & Studios

George Clarke presents the entries in the Historic and Workshops and Studios categories. Among the finalists in these areas are a shed where a bestselling trilogy of novels were written and a build in Wales used for making prosthetic limbs for children around the world.
4

Eco, Budget and the Winner

George Clarke presides over the final categories, for eco-friendly and budget sheds. Candidates include a stargazing hut in the Scottish highlands, a replica of a Hobbit hole from The Lord of the Rings, a shed built entirely from discarded materials, and a family home that cost just £1000. The judges will then decide which of the eight finalists is this year's winner.