Originally designed for Buckingham Palace, this was moved to Kew in 1836 by King William IV.
The building was formerly known as the Aroid House No.
1 and was used to display species of Araceae, the building was listed Grade II* in 1950.
With an abundance of natural light, the building is now used for various exhibitions, weddings, and private events.
It is also now used to exhibit the winners of the photography competition.
Originally designed for Buckingham Palace, this was moved to Kew in 1836 by King William IV. The building was formerly known as the Aroid House No. 1 and was used to display species of Araceae, the building was listed Grade II* in 1950. With an abundance of natural light, the building is now used for various exhibitions, weddings, and private events. It is also now used to exhibit the winners of the photography competition.
Kew Gardens