[6] He decided to break with the prevailing corporate culture of mainstream architectural practices and conventional designs, sending an email to his contacts which talked about a studio "which is a provocative and polemical vehicle for collaboration, experimentation, research and education".

[9] Called "Moonshine", the home is a renovated 18th-century crenellated schoolhouse, with an added wing that Taylor built himself, carrying materials across a 600 metre steep incline due to a lack of vehicular access at the time.

[11][12] Community art studio in Hareclive primary school in Hartcliffe, south Bristol that is run by the children who use it, working with artists in residence Shani Ali and Paul Bradley.

Room 13 was finished in 2007 and won a RIBA National Award that year[13] The building was constructed from raw concrete blocks, and features ceiling openings for light and ventilation.

[16] Built in partnership with the engineering firm Buro Happold, the structures used timber from the arboretum, including English oak, larch, Corsican pine and Douglas fir, which was milled on site.

In the spin off series, The £100k House: Tricks of the Trade, Taylor and co-host Robert Jamison help people with their home improvements while staying on a limited budget.

[23] In 2020 Taylor was featured in the first episode of the documentary series Practice, created by architecture critic and curator Laura Mark and photographer and filmmaker Jim Stephenson.