Melbourne academic Dorothy Mitchell and her husband were so taken by the Alistair Knox designed home they saw for sale they had to buy it - despite it being little more than a wooden box! For the summer months, the Mitchell's commissioned Hamish Knox, Alistair's son, to build them a round summer house out of mud bricks. The combination is extraordinary. The programme explores the Knox philosophy of building in nature, and the son - father working relationship. Laid-back only partially describes their working method!





Producer/Presenter, John Escolme.
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