Who created the project "Elms Land"?

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

What type of design project is "Elms Land"?

"Elms Land" is a Urban Farm, Vertical Garden, Green Roof, Green Cities, Vertical Farming, Aerial View, Agri-urbanism, Green Corridor, Green Houses, Sustainable Farm, Community Garden, Infrastructure Design, Sustainable Living, Education, Urban Garden, Urban Agriculture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Elms Land" located?

This project is located in United Kingdom.

Elms Land

From above it can be Exchanged for any cultivated field. From below, the concrete of the walls, assimilates it to the surrounding landscape. The wavy roof it's an EXCEPTION in a gray context, it undoes the squareness and the razionality of the building and aggregates all the spaces with it's flowing shape.

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