The Art Of Architecture, Liz Diller, The Shed, New York

S3 E1 • 42m • HDPG

Series three begins with Norman Foster - a leading figure in British architecture; a man famous for The Gerkhin and London's Millennium Bridge.

S3 E2 • 42m • HDPG

An architect who memorialises history, the profound work of Daniel Libeskind carries immense emotional resonance.

S3 E3 • 41m • HDPG

Seeing the potential of the High Line in New York, Liz Diller extravagantly designed The Shed - a truly unique structure, on wheels.

S3 E4 • 41m • HDPG

Crafting grand classical houses of immense beauty, the work of the Yiangou Architects and Ross Sharpe - a master with the pencil at hand when it comes to drawing - has escaped the public eye until now.

S3 E5 • 40m • HDPG

A winner of Canada's Gold Medal for Architecture, Brian McKay Lyons is famed for his astonishing work across Nova Scotia.

S3 E6 • 41m • HDPG

An architect with a global presence and a strong practice founded some 30 years ago, the Norwegian Kjetil Thorsen has a refined, unique approach that is displayed on the mountain of Snohetta.

S3 E7 • 41m • HDU

Sumayya Vally is the youngest architect to have been invited to imagine and build the Serpentine Pavilion, designed to reference multi-cultural aspects of Britain's capital city.

S3 E8 • 42m • HDPG

Niall McLaughlin's work is characterised by attention to detail, and his latest contribution to Cambridge's broad range of astonishing architecture is a new library for Magdalene College.

S3 E9 • 41m • HDPG

The man responsible for the restoration of Neue Nationalgalerie - the humble Chipperfield - refuses acclaim for the work originally designed by the German-American architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

S3 E10 • 40m • HDPG

Overlooking the Aegean Sea, the Dolunay Villa began as a sketch but transformed into something truly spectacular. Series finale.