Classical orangery with symmetrical façade, central glazed entrance and formal landscaped gardens in the north of Britain.

AN ORANGERY IN THE NORTH OF BRITAIN

PROJECT OVERVIEW

A new Orangery within the grounds of a new country house designed by Craig Hamilton.

Formal garden walkway and stone steps extending from the orangery towards a garden gate and surrounding landscape.
Orangery viewed within its wider estate setting, showing the relationship between the garden building, surrounding landscape and principal house.

GALLERY

  • Entrance to the orangery framed by formal planting and classical architectural detailing
  • Interior seating area within the orangery featuring tall windows and views across the estate landscape.
  • View through the orangery’s glazed façade towards the surrounding countryside and formal gardens.
  • Covered entrance passage leading to the orangery with stone surrounds and landscaped planting.
  • View from inside the orangery towards the entrance and formal garden beyond.
  • View through the orangery entrance aligned with the formal garden axis beyond.
  • Formal garden pathway extending from the orangery towards stone walls and the surrounding landscape.
  • Stone garden wall and courtyard terrace adjoining the orangery within the estate landscape.
  • Detail of the orangery façade showing tall steel-framed glazing, classical proportions and natural stonework.

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