An Underused Patio Gets a New Life as a Gable Conservatory The owners of this Milwaukee home wanted to really take advantage of what their home had to offer. The covered patio was a wonderful and unique part of their property, but it was hardly used most of the year. A gable conservatory offered the
English Style and an American Tradition: The Orangery meets the Cape Cod This historic New England home has been loved since 1760. Over the years, it has faced many transformations and additions. The latest owners loved their wrap-around porch and french doors for access to the outdoors, but they wanted more. How did
The owners of this property outside of Pittsburgh chose Town & Country Conservatories to replace their covered patio with an outdoor space that they could use all year round. The rectangular conservatory addition, measuring approx 35′ x 15′, would eventually host a dining room and living area. The patio replaced and access to the pool
The owners of this Colorado home fell in love with the design possibilities that a conservatory could provide to their home addition. They wanted to add more space indoors and out and to take advantage of natural light and the beauty of the trees surrounding their property. The large orangery addition, a 42′ x 37′
Town & Country Conservatories has been chosen to build a penthouse conservatory on a Park Avenue roof top in New York City. Our building has been approved by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission and the resident coop board. Designed in cooperation with Heather Faulding Architecture, the free-standing conservatory will be built in a
