Vertical Farm Highrise Wins Competition
May 8, 2009 at 5:57 am Sunny Leave a comment
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Harvest Green: Vertical Farm by Romses Architects wins Competition : TreeHugger: “Romses Architects recently won a competition held by the City of Vancouver to address climate change plans and to guide greener and denser development, reducing carbon emissions for the future. They did this with a vertical farm high rise design.”
So does it make sense to do so? Is it feasible? Can it be a completely closed loop?
I just hope there’s no mildew.
More Resources on Vertical Farms
The Future Has Begun: Vertical farms will take eating local to the next level — but are they safe?
The Vertical Farm Project
Vertical (Diagonal?) Farm from Work AC in NYC (roundup)
Vertical Farm in Dubai Uses Seawater
Adam Stein on Vertical Farms: “Pie in the Sky”
The Future of Farming: Vertical or Horizontal?
Sky Farm Proposed for Downtown Toronto
Mithun Architects’ Vertical Farm for Seattle
Entry filed under: climate change, Environment & Sustainability, Urban Agriculture, Urban Design. Tags: architect, architecture, building, design, farming, green, highrise, skyscraper, vertical.
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