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Food Hub: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Food hubs represent a convergence of architecture, urban planning, and social design where eating and food systems become central to how communities function. These projects explore how food can anchor neighborhood identity and reshape relationships between people, places, and resources.

The community examines food hubs across scales: from micro interventions like farm shops embedded in office corners to district-wide metabolic systems, from shared courtyards growing produce to reimagined logistics and distribution networks that serve as public gathering spaces.

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Petter Habostad1 work

Hùng Trần1 work

Đạt Đinh Công1 work

tsang harry1 work

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Hùng and 2 others

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We are how we eat

Nowadays, cities are facing food-related problems which come from the separation between food producers and consumers as well as urban areas and countryside. The New Covent Market located in the Nine Elms District in London is a perfect chance to blur the separation and bring a new sustainable lifestyle to the citizens.

Katarzyna and Petter

Toolset for a City's Metabolism

We call for embracing voids within urban tissue, not necessarily meaning these should be neglected in planning but rather open for spontaneity. As a spatial tool we propose a structure that can grow and shrink according to the needs and engagement of its creators - the locals. Constructed out of simple scaffolding elements it is fully reusable.

Tian and 祎

Sustainable Urban Funfair

This complex turns sustainability form a cold scientific term into an urban funfair. Here, people can not only get healthy food but also happy food --- food that they grow, nourish and pick on their own, food that are grow in variety of fun spaces: maze-like space grid and existing structure of the New Convent Market.

Анастасия and Olga

HUB

Imagine a place which take care of you, not because you're weak or sick. But because you're important.Hustle Hub is a place that helps people understand their importance. He takes on all the routine duties and frees up your time for the main thing - yourself. In our eyes, this is a new type of housing, especially for those who are looking for themselves.

yan and 3 others

THE FOODPATH

"THE FOODPATH" aims to provide the public an experience the food cycle from cradle to cradle - from public roof farm, to visual education of food chain production, until the food waste treatment process, by an axial footpath, connecting the whole building in different dimension.

jonathan and Obed

The Nine Elms Hub

The Nine Elms Hub is a model for rethinking the existing chain of food production, consumption, and distribution. The Hub tackles both ends of the chain, transforming the conventional linear production line into a circular one, achieving the ultimate goal of minimizing wastes and self-sustainability with a collective effort of both producers and consumers.

Jazmin

FOODFLOW

Sustainable agriculture can be viewed as a system with many inputs, throughputs or processes, outputs, and feedback. Each part of this process is interdependent upon each other to function and produce efficient outcomes and experiences.

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publishedBlog4 months ago

Bhoomija Creations Turns a Private Kochi Plot into a Shared Courtyard Community Hub

Śhālā Twam, meaning 'a space for you,' carves a collective cultural and ecological refuge from a modest site in rapidly densifying Kerala.

Public Hub

Creative Hub

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

noa* Flips a Mountain Village Upside Down to Create a Cantilevered Spa in the Dolomites

Nine gabled microstructures hover 15 metres above the South Tyrolean valley floor at Hotel Hubertus in Olang, Italy.

Public Hub

Creative Hub

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

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.

Food Hub

Impromptu Farming

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

Aranchii Architects Disguise a Ukrainian Logistics Hub as a Village of Red Gabled Houses

Near Lviv's Circular Road, three warehouse volumes totaling 12,000 square meters channel domestic scale through Falun red cladding and terraced rooflines.

Creative Hub

Public Hub