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Renovating a Victorian conservatory glasshouse

CambridgeHOK recently renovated a Victorian conservator glasshouse. 

Originally constructed in the late 19th century and rebuilt again in 1930, the Victorian conservatory had fallen into a state of disrepair after previously being used to house reptiles. Now, it now provides a useable space that visitors can enjoy all year round.

Creating a new focal point for a historic Hull park took months of planning and careful consideration, but all the effort was worthwhile once the 185 m2 glasshouse was unveiled with its visually-striking 6.4 meter-high lantern roof.

Designed to replicate the building it has replaced; the modern build retains its links to the past through the use of original cast iron supports as a decorative feature.

For more information:
CambridgeHOK
Wallingfen Park
236 Main Road
Newport, Brough
East Yorkshire
HU15 2RH
Tel: +44(0)1430 449440
info@cambridgeglasshouse.co.uk
www.cambridgehok.co.uk
 
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