Food Forest
Design and planning of productive landscapes that integrate food cultivation with ecological and social systems.
Food forests represent a design approach that combines agriculture, landscape architecture, and ecology to create multifunctional spaces. These systems prioritize food production alongside environmental benefits, community access, and spatial experience.The community explores food forests through farmscape design, urban agriculture installations, and institutional models for food security. Projects range from timber pavilions and green facades integrated into forest edges to terraced houses and living canopies that blur boundaries between built environment and productive landscape.
