Where did the idea for orangeries and conservatories originate and how did they develop into the grand glass palaces that reached their zenith during the Victorian era?
What is their relevance for architects today?
In this session, we will explore the historical, artistic, and cultural factors that drove the design of these unique building forms. Learn why, after more than 250 years, they are cherished anew and continue to be at the forefront of technological developments in architecture and engineering.
Prerequisite Knowledge:
None required
Learning Objective 1:
To explore the historical, artistic, and cultural factors that drove the development of Conservatories, Orangeries, and Greenhouses from their beginning in the 17th Century through our modern day.
Learning Objective 2:
To study their impact on art, architecture, and engineering.
Learning Objective 3:
To understand their importance in our modern world.
Learning Objective 4:
To explore the many facets of their relevance to the future of our society and the wellbeing of our planet.
There are currently no sessions available
To be notified when sessions for this course become available, please email Nicole at nyoung@tanglewoodconservatories.com or call 410.479.4700 x150.