Showing posts with label urban farming ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban farming ideas. Show all posts
Monday, April 1, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Modular Urban Farming
Companies like Podponics, FreightFarms, and Growtainer convert shipping containers into modular green houses. One shipping container (40, 48, of 53 feet long) can grow the same amount of food as an acre of traditional agriculture, grown in an open field.

Podponics

Freight Farms

Growtainers
AGRITECTURE
-modular-high-density-farming-using-shipping containers
http://www.agri-tecture.com
Podponics

Freight Farms
Growtainers
-modular-high-density-farming-using-shipping containers
http://www.agri-tecture.com
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Monday, March 4, 2013
Integrated Agriculture
This is my conceptual image of a sustainable urban environment.
Inspirational images.
ABSTRACT
This thesis attempts to use vacant buildings and land to create an urban integrated agricultural center. This multi- functional center creates a sustainable food system educational programs, and new markets. This prototype will be integrated into the community and be located with-in a food desert, given direct accessibility to its patrons. It also analyzes food disparities urban sprawl and the effects it has on our cities, like Buffalo. By placing food production in local hands and by teaching people the value of urban agriculture, waste recycling, and how to grow and sell crops, it can be the link to the revitalization of a new urban environment.
The integration of food production into the city is crucial to the existence of humanity. It will not only transform the industry as we know it but it will also forever change the way we characterize an urban identity.
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