Phipps Restaurant

The Phipps Conservatory is by far one of the most beautiful places I have ever laid my eyes on. The Philips Conservatory is located in Schenley Park and it is labeled as a Historical Landmark in Pittsburgh. It was founded in 1893 by an industrialist named Henry Phipps and he had chosen to give conservatory to the city as a gift. The conservatory is comprised of 14 different rooms featuring various species of exotic and domestic plants, and it is also known as one of the greenest facilities in Pennsylvania.
I chose to visit Phipps Conservatory because I have heard so many good things about it and had to see it in person. I have never really taken an interest in observing plant life, but one visit here may have changed that forever. Here, one can truly admire many of the beauties of nature in one large greenhouse. Being that it was my first time going to a botanical garden, it was definitely a surprise. I loved the way the light entered through the glass and into the garden. I also like how they made sure to give the details on each plant; This helped me to actually
It has an area with edible and medicinal plants, and It also has a fruit and spice room inside the conservatory. One building I really found intriguing was the Center for Sustainable Landscapes; They say it's one of the greenest buildings on earth. This building produces all of its own energy and also treats ad reuses all water it captures from rain. Imagine if this can be implemented on a global scale. It can surely change the world for the better and help solve electricity and energy problems in third-world countries. There was another building known as the Production Greenhouse and it contains 36,000 square feet of energy efficient growing space. This is something else that, if implemented on a global scale, can create a much more efficient food production system and help