Episodes
| Series | Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 198C | 01 | Let There Be Light | 19980708 | Do we always use light in the most enlightened ways when designing our homes and offices? And does feeling safely illuminated mean that we have lost the ability to be comfortable in the dark? |
| 198C | 02 | Taking Possession | 19980715 | How we stamp our identity on a place and the ways in which people from different cultures adapt their homes in Britain to suit their own needs. |
| 198C | 03 | The Working Day | 19980722 | Hot-desking, air-conditioning and badly designed furniture - how much control should we have over the places we work? Does a room with a view open up a vista of possibilities or a wealth of distractions? |
| 198C | 04 | Metropolis | 19980729 | How should our cities evolve - as playgrounds, public dwelling-places or shopping malls? |
| 198C | 05 | The Madding Crowd | 19980805 | How well designed are public squares, restaurants and pubs. |
| 198C | 06 | Hidden Places | 19980812 | Courtyards, cloisters and roof terraces - the charms of private domains. |
| 198C | 07 | On The Move | 19980819 | Camper vans and hotel rooms - the charms and the drawbacks of the peripatetic home. |
| 198C | 08 LAST | Peace And Frenzy | 19980826 | The stress of garish designs, the tranquillity of good acoustics, and the importance of the Calm Corner at home. |
| 199A | 01 | The Street Where You Live | 19990317 | Bollards, bus shelters, benches and bins - are we up to date with our choices of furniture for outdoor spaces? |
| 199A | 02 | Roll Up, Roll Up! | 19990324 | How have architects and designers created centres of live entertainment - from ancient Rome's Colosseum to the Royal Court Theatre today? |
| 199A | 03 | Remember The Old School Yard | 19990331 | How are our places of education built and designed, and do we need antiquity or modernity to create our own learning curve? |
| 199A | 04 LAST | Underworld | 19990407 | The architectural and psychological problems of building, working and living underground - from the horrors of dungeons, crypts and cellars to the delights of modern-day earth-sheltered housing. |