Who created the project "The city garden of Eden"?

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

What type of design project is "The city garden of Eden"?

"The city garden of Eden" is a Urban Garden, Urban Landscape, Urban Thinking, Soil Architecture, Green Cities, Simulated Urban Design, Agri-urbanism, Vertical Farming, Forest Garden, Feeding the City, Urban Ecosystem, Urban Dweller, Vertical Garden, Landscape Urbanism, Urban Jungle, Urban Agriculture, Urbanscape, Urban Farm, Urban Design, Urban Context, Food Forest, Community Garden, Urban Environment project showcased on uni.xyz.

The city garden of Eden

We should not only build a system to ensure the process of food acquisition so as to integrate into the city for a long time, but also lack an element to ensure the operation of the system. On the contrary, we should ensure the participation of urban residents, who are the key to the operation of the system.

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