This elegant garden pavilion represents a magnificent example of a Victorian conservatory with modern elements. The structure features an exquisite combination of brickwork and a metal frame that supports abundant glazing. The building's foundation is made of red brick, creating a solid visual base for the lighter upper part.
The pavilion's facade is adorned with wide windows featuring graceful arched glazing and characteristic muntins, giving the structure an airy quality and ensuring maximum light penetration. Particularly noteworthy is the patinated copper roofing, executed in standing seam technique, which has acquired a noble pinkish-brown hue as a result of natural oxidation.
The upper part of the pavilion is crowned with a glass lantern-belvedere with decorative finials, which not only adds architectural expressiveness but also provides additional natural lighting and ventilation. The entrance group is formed by semi-circular brick steps that harmoniously blend with the main facade material.
Facade details, including dark green metal frames and decorative lanterns, emphasize the Victorian aesthetics of the structure. The combination of glazed surfaces with brick elements creates a play of textures, while the stonework at the lower corners adds a rustic element to the overall composition. The pavilion is organically integrated into the surrounding landscape, enhancing its connection with the natural environment.