Who created the project "Atlantis 2023"?

This project was created by Jakub Sokólski on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Atlantis 2023"?

"Atlantis 2023" is a Vertical Garden, Vertical Farming, Urban Farm, Green Cities, Food Forest, Green Roof, Vertical Forest, Sustainable Farm, Green Houses, Urban Planning, Food Generation Hub, Infrastructure Design, Concept Architecture, Industrial Design, Urban Garden, Urban Agriculture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Atlantis 2023

The essence of this project is the production of food based on a closed- loop production, analogical to cycles occurring within the biosphere, which rely on the circulation of elements. Just like the cycles that we can observe in nature, the closed-loop of food production should re-use all raw materials, including municipal waste.

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