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Vertical Farming

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Nabil

Urban Farming Centre with Permaculture Approach

Jakarta’s heavy reliance on external food supply poses risks to its food security. Urban Farming Centre offers a solution by promoting local food production, education, and recreation through permaculture-based architecture—an ecological approach that enables sustainable, resilient systems for urban agriculture.

Mateusz and Dawid

THREE SISTERS

Our main idea was to design a repetitive form that makes the most of nature's bounty so that we could grow plants inside the restaurant all year round, by using the right angles of some of the glazing and vertical growing methods we were able to save a significant amount of space.

Jyd

Vertical Agricultural Community

This project is a sustainable vertical agricultural community formed by renovating the foundation structure of abandoned buildings in the city. At the same time, to some extent, it solves the problems of high demolition costs of abandoned buildings, high prices of urban vegetables, and expensive housing

Joshua and Christopher

STADIA MARITUS

Stadia Maritus hosts the solar system's most elite athletes while completely self-sustainable. During the off-season, the food for the games is grown within the stadium, acting as a large Terraforming center.

Sophya

U Farm

Designing a building revealing the potential in local plant production.

Kornwipa

Harvest Box

Due to the increasing human population resulting in an increase in agriculture to produce more food. However, it is an unsustainable agriculture that has a negative effect on the environment. So we have figured out how to make agriculture more efficient and sustainable, which can allow people to participate in agriculture.

Erinc and Berk

V - FARM

V-farm is a modular unit which aims to create a new typology that can propose a new way of farming in an urban environment. Its a project that comprise living around farm units by creating modules that can be applied to different sites.

Chenlu and 2 others

Urban Oasis

The contradiction between the encroachment of urbanization and the increasing tension of agricultural land has also become the most prominent problem in the current stage of rapid urban development. We need an "urban agricultural landscape system", as a unique continuous "patch" type of urban green ecosystem-the "urban oasis".

Zuzanna and Aleksandra

Sociable Aquafarm

The idea of the project was to create the farm as a public complex, not only industrial for employees and scientists, but also from local people and tourists participate. The purpose of the farm is to be a center for sustainable agriculture and through its activities it will tell people about alternative farming methods.

Lochana and 3 others

Organic Shelves

Farming for the community

JUSU and 3 others

SPROUT FROM SPRAWL

Sprawl the Programs, Sprout of Communication. In a market that emphasizes only fragmentary purchases, people simply comfortably and impulsively consumed agricultural products. So we look forward to bringing together each field of agriculture scattered sporadically through our design like a sprout, just like the title of the contest, "Sprout from Sprawl."