Spanish Gothic greenhouses are structures with wide, arched roofs shaped in a Gothic style. These greenhouses are highly suitable for growing a variety of plants in different climate zones. Their design combines elements of tunnel and peaked structures, typically formed by two semi-arches connected at the top. These structures often feature high ceilings.

Advantages of the Spanish Gothic Greenhouse:

• Larger air volume helps maintain stable temperatures and reduces plant stress, while improving CO₂ availability.
• Sloped arches allow better absorption of low-angle sunlight, improving plant yield.
• Steep angles reduce the risk of condensation dripping and are ideal for snowy regions.

It is worth noting that energy consumption for heating and cooling systems in this type of structure is slightly higher.