We are currently developing two new series and we are looking for 1) Americans or anyone who wants to renovate or self-build in Italy in extreme or remote locations – On a mountain, in a forest, etc – We want to follow the build from getting the materials to the site to the finished build. Looking at challenges they may face like how do you get the materials on a mountain? 2) People moving abroad anywhere in the world apart from America who want to build or renovate off grid in extreme or remote locations ie in a forest, on a mountain, in the desert. Maybe an Eco home. Again following the build from getting the materials there to the finished product. Looking at the challenges such as how do you power up a house in the middle of the forest without any power lines. Both are for a two new documentary series for a well-known lifestyle network in the US. The idea of both is to follow the build from getting the materials to the site, from the first brick to the finished product. We see the challenges faced ie if its on a mountain, how do you get the materials there....if its in the middle of the forest with no power lines, how is it powered. The idea is to make the Aspirational achievable. If you know of anyone who may be able to help please do get in touch e mail Anupreet.Bains@pioneertv.com

I'vr been watching both £100K Houses and Ugly Houses. Quite like both but oh my word, how over budget do they end up! What would happen if the homeowners couldn't borrow the extra? Granted, the £10k budget on £100k Houses was way too low and if we're saying that as viewers why are the architects not telling the homeowners? This week's Ugly Houses was the same - £60k (they had a contigency amount of £15k) budget but ended at, I think, £85k. So again, £10k over. The architects do the work for free and I'd really like it if were told how much their time and work would have cost for the project. I know, I know, it all makes for better tv. There have to be disasters, budget problems, shoddy finishes, tears. If everything went smoothly would we watch? headers13 I would hope the BBC would pay to sort the rooms out if they were awful. Quite a few of them I really could not live with. Do the BBC pay for it all? Or the homeowners?

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