Urban Farming

This is the future of semi-urban living. Danish studio EFFEKT has envisioned a self-sustaining, off-grid village of greenhouse properties that produces their own electricity.

Image 5 of 17 from gallery of K-Farm / Avoid Obvious Architects. Photograph by Imagennix | Scott Brooks

The most creative landscape designers think beyond flowers, shrubs and other decorative plants to create outdoor spaces that are functional, unique, and in tune with nature's glorious harmonies. Here, we celebrate five of our favorites—and press them for intel that will help you take your own outdoor spaces to radical new places.

‘Sprout from sprawl’ - Architecture design competition - Result story

architect antonio scarponi has noticed that unused industrial rooftops offer great possibilities to install urban farms and provide food within the city.

Image 5 of 15 from gallery of Machou Designs World's Longest Urban Agriculture Park for Dubai. Dubai Super Park. Image Courtesy of Machou Architects Group

The Michigan Urban Farming Initiative announced plans to renovate a vacant three-story building into a community center as the centerpiece of a mixed-use urban development.

Kindergarten in Dong Nai, Vietnam, by Vo Trong Nghia Architects with three courtyards and a knot-shaped rooftop used as a vegetable garden.

As the largest urban rooftop farm in Asia, the 22,000m2 Thammasat University Green Roof tackles climate impacts by utilising modern landscape architecture

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…