Vertical greenhouse architecture

Another awesome concept from IIDA, the Spiral Garden System is a proposal for a sustainable public garden that's totally self-sufficient. The architecture adds

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The latest video in our Dezeen x MINI Living Initiative series investigates a conceptual hydroponic vertical farm nestled among the skyscrapers of Shanghai

Agritecture is the art, science, and business of integrating agriculture into the built environment. The term was first widely used, promoted, and published by our Founder Henry Gordon-Smith beginning in Fall 2011 when Henry envisioned cities that used agriculture to encourage self-reliance, product

Image 1 of 36 from gallery of Vertical Farm Beijing / van Bergen Kolpa architects. Photograph by Weiqi Jin

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By 2050 close to 80% of world's population will live in urban area. Enter the idea of vertical farming this pin explain simple vertical farming architecture. Instead of having single layer of crops over large area you have stack of crops going upwards. Skyscrapers are used as vertical farming design. Vertical farms are the future. #verticalfarming #hydroponicfarming #farming #farmingideas

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) has announced five finalists in their 2014 Student Design Com...

Growing Power's design for an Urban Vertical Greenhouse

Architect in Montreal

Image 16 of 42 from gallery of Greenhouse as a Home / BIAS Architects. Photograph by Rockburger

Agriculture: Growing crops in vertical farms in the heart of cities is said to be a greener way to produce food. But the idea is still unproven

A Vision for a Self-Reliant New York

Your classic vertical farm rendering. Rendering: Blake KurasekIf you haven’t seen the slickly rendered architectural models of farms growing in skyscapers, you probably live under a rock. When I first I saw one — this was a few years back, they’ve been making their way around the internet for years — I got a little […]

High-yield, vertical greenhouses could be a godsend for outlying regions afflicted with harsh climates, where food supply chains are weather-vulnerable.

How is it possible to create greenhouses that can be good for humans and plants?