Did you know…?

Conservatories and Orangeries first appeared during the Eighteenth Century as simple structures designed to protect delicate botanical specimens from the harsh European winters. Over the next two hundred years, they grew to become the grand glass palaces that we recognize as symbols of the Victorian Age, anticipating the art nouveau movement and paving the way to modern architecture. Now, fast forward to modern day, these great glasshouses are an invitation to architects to celebrate structure, and play with light for both home and office.

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Join us January 22nd as we explore how architects and builders around the world use these unique glass features to take their portfolios to the next level!