Kevin McCloud

It's pretty well one story for most of its length.

So it's a very simple form, a long, curved, single story, one room building with a couple of little rooms at the end.

There's a tiny kitchenette and there's a...

bathroom and a bedroom at the other.

So it's not a big place, is it?

Remind him of that when we're really stressed.

Yeah, yeah.

And you obviously had the cash sitting in a bank account waiting just to buy it.

There's a thing where you just described your existing home as kind of being super efficient, energy efficient, really, and cheap to run and all that kind of thing.

And there's a degree to which the whole of architecture is slowly moving in that direction.

I mean, what does it really feel like to go backwards there?

Are you sticking more insulation in the ceiling?

Yeah.

I mean, you put some temporary seals in, can't you, just stick on stuff?

Yeah, yeah.

You'll have a hundred of those.

The best infection ever, other than the towel.

At home, I've got this old house and I went onto a website about how to winterise your home and door snakes are really huge, but they said actually one thing's better is a towel.

Because you can kick it into the shape.

It looks terrible.