Farming
Design and architecture projects exploring agricultural spaces, farming infrastructure, and food production environments.
Farming encompasses the design of spaces and systems that support agricultural activity, from rural farmhouses and estates to urban growing environments. Architects and designers in this area address how built environments can facilitate food production while responding to landscape, community needs, and contemporary living.
The community explores farmscapes and agricultural institutions, vertical farming systems integrated into urban studios, small-scale food shops and kitchens, and the restoration of historic estates as productive domestic landscapes. Projects range from infrastructure supporting low-income farmers to contemporary interventions that blend farming with residential and commercial spaces.
Popular projects
View all 3 projectsLatest journals
View all 13 journalsAshworth Parkes Architects Build a Contemporary Farmhouse That Feels Like It Has Always Been There
A cluster of gabled volumes in brick, flint, and timber replaces a derelict 1940s dwelling on a former market garden in North Hertfordshire.
VTN Architects Wraps Their Own Ho Chi Minh City Studio in a Vertical Tropical Forest
A six-story office in Vietnam's Thu Duc district uses modular planters and passive cooling to achieve a 190 percent green ratio.
Jo Nagasaka Turns a Corner of a Yoyogi Office into a 46 m² Farm Shop and Kitchen
In a quiet residential pocket of Shibuya, Schemata Architects builds a community food hub on a carpenter's budget.
António Costa Lima Restores a 19th-Century Sintra Estate into a Layered Domestic Landscape
Princess Farm rehabilitates a palatial house and its terraced gardens in Sintra's historic center, revealing hidden rooms beneath the hillside.