orangery

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 286 words | Copyright

orangery. Building of the nature of a conservatory used for the storage in winter of trees in tubs. It usually had large, south-facing windows, and often had architectural pretensions (e.g. at Kensington Palace, London (1704–5) ).

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M. Woods & and Warren (1988)

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