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Food Production

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Food production encompasses the systems, spaces, and infrastructure required to cultivate and deliver food from source to consumer. Designers and architects address this challenge through innovative spatial solutions, technological integration, and community-focused frameworks that reimagine how food is grown, processed, and accessed.

The community explores vertical farming systems, urban agricultural spaces, marketplace infrastructure, and metabolic approaches to food systems. Projects range from integrated farm designs and seed initiatives to architectural interventions that embed food production into buildings and neighborhoods.

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Futurra

FutuRra is the new place to achieve social and agricultural sustainability for the next few decades, retransform from the new covent market in Nine Elms. It seeks to reconsider the traditional agricultural activities between the land and architecture and also the relationship between farmers and consumers.

DİYAR and Merve Safa

PRODUCING AND CONSUMING MARKETPLACE

HUMAN IS ALIFE AS MUCH THEY TOUCHES NATURE. WHEN YOU TRY TO REMOVE THE HUMAN FROM NATURE COMPLETELY, THE HUMAN BODY REMAINS BUT THE SOUL ROTS. HOW MUCH WE LOOK AT IT SIMPLE, THE PRODUCTS WE CONSUMED ARE LIKE THIS. WHEN WE TOUCH WITH LOVE FROM THE ROOT, LIFE COME TOGETHER, OR THEY WILL ROT, JUST LİKE THE HUMAN SOUL.

Misak and 3 others

Urban Vertical Farm

This new typology of a farm is designed with different program functions. Everything with be working with each other in a ‘vertical building-landscape’ will be parts for human and for animals, gardens. This farm can be easily extended as well as reduced, by adding more square modules that represent livestock, social spaces or even educational ones.

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.

Apoorva and 3 others

URBAN SEED

THE URBAN MEAL MINE OF THE CITY INFRASTRUCTURE THAT HAS A POTENTIAL OF BEING A THREAD THAT IS WOVEN THROUGH A COMMUNITY CREATING A RIGID AND ECOLOGICAL BACKBONE. IT PAVES A NEW WAY FOR CONNECTING NEIGHBOURHOODS, OPEN SPACES AND URBAN MARKETS IN SINGLE ?PLACE.

Musa

ReViva Farm

ReViva Farm is a rehabilitation center empowering former inmates through agriculture, therapy, and community engagement. With terraced fields, greenhouses, repurposed caravans, and farm-to-table restaurants, the project combines sustainability, social inclusion, and skill-building, offering a second chance for growth and connection.

şeyma and 3 others

Fresh v2.0

The concept of the project is as changing the meaning of fresh, as the outcome of the system not only meets the food need of people but meets them with the freshly picked food. People involved in production process and they are a witness to growing plants. This system will re-code human behaviour to become aware of basic needs of life.

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

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.

Vertical Farming

Impromptu Farming

UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

Urban Agricultural Community: A Housing Thesis That Puts the Farm Inside the Neighbourhood

Aazil Abdul Jamal's B.Arch thesis threads vertical farms, community plots and production space through housing, making food security a design parameter.

Urban Agriculture

Agri-urbanism