Glass Garden

This is the best park anywhere that's located in the middle of a large metropolitan area and it's free to get in.

We’re on a nonstop tour of all venues lush, green, ivy-draped, glass-housed and garden party ready. From historic estates in the English countryside to Jamaican sugar mills to the rolling hills of the Great Smoky Mountains, come along as we explore the best greenhouses, gardens and more. Be sure to keep the secret gardens on the DL though -- we wouldn't to spoil the fun. Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Venue: Ballyfin

Hartley Product Range With so many glass and greenhouses to choose from, we think it's only fair that we show you just how much choice there is. From our

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is the highlight of the gardening year. Every year the standard seems to get higher, and every year tickets sell out even earlier in advance. This year, we even had sunshine! If you're not able to get there, here's what inspired us... The The Khōra Dome, in steel and curved

The ‘Glass Haus’ at the 7th Floor of Hyundai Mokdong Department Store is a contemporary interpretation of the traditional green house, extending the external roof garden into the indoors. Product used: CELLS by Reggiani Year of completion: 2021 Location: Seoul, South Korea Vote the project at the 2021 darc awards here: https://darcawards.com/portfolio/garden-conservatory-republic-of-korea/

Plexiglass, a transparent hard plastic which is usually used in sheet form as a shatter-resistant replacement of regular glass, has been in constant loggerheads with frosted glass over its primary roles.

Using her Michigan manor as muse, Gina Galvin brings the past to the present era with French accents that speak of the elegance of days gone by. Here is a story of fairy tales and feathery tails. This ornate Victorian-style glass-and-iron conservatory is one of entrepreneurs Gina Galvin's favorite work spots. Surrounded by evergreens, the

These museums designed by famous Japanese architects like Kengo Kuma and Shigeru Ban are worthy of an art and architecture pilgrimage across Japan.