Angela Scanlon presents a home makeover show with a difference, as cutting-edge virtual reality and visual effects enable people to see what the future of their home could look like, before it is built in reality. 

Historian David Olusoga returns to the BBC with a brand new series of A House Through Time.

Just like the first series, the social history documentary will explore the history of a single house. By charting the lives of the its inhabitants, the series will show how a seemingly hum-drum terraced house can hide incredible historical secrets and moving personal stories.

"Die Strasse" ("The Street"), is a recently published book tells the history of Germany's turbulent last 100 years through the prism of a single street and an apartment building, which is home to two families. Interesting to see the subtle changes to a building through the eyes of history. The history includes the Third Reich.

No this is not a client nightmare of using an architect. However, a lovely little curiosity which make you think what a house is. What makes a perfect home.

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb explores the history of construction and innovation and its impact on humans. This program is especially good to understand deadly dangers in the past and the impact on current Building Regulations and other Health and Safety regulations.

In the heart of the modern East End of London, a Victorian slum has been recreated and a group of 21st-century people are moving in. Michael Mosley joins them to tell the extraordinary story of how the Victorian East End changed our attitude to poverty forever. A reminder of what quality of space and social welfare and access to healthcare means. Depressing to learn about expressions such as Dosshouse, Four penny coffin, Twopenny Hangover......