Brief

I chose to research urban farming architecture for my building due to its potential to address various challenges faced by urban areas. By integrating farming into urban settings, I aim to create a sustainable and efficient farm with educational purposes and more. Urban farming architecture can reduce the carbon footprint associated with transporting food over long distances and decrease reliance on conventional agricultural practices that contribute to destruction of landscapes and soil degradation in rural areas.

Additionally, by bringing agriculture closer to urban dwellers, it raises awareness about the importance of sustainable systems, promotes healthy eating habits, and fosters a deeper connection to nature. The incorporation of educational opportunities, such as community gardens, rooftop farms, and greenhouses, allows individuals, especially children, to learn about food production, environmental stewardship, and the value of local, fresh produce.

By reclaiming unused spaces and transforming them into productive agricultural areas, we can mitigate the negative environmental impacts associated with traditional farming methods and contribute to the overall well-being of our planet. In addition to environmental benefits, urban farming architecture provides unique educational opportunities, particularly for children. By incorporating elements such as animal husbandry into urban farming settings, children can learn about animals and their care, fostering a sense of responsibility and connection with nature. Furthermore, educational programs can be developed to teach children about sustainable farming practices, nutrition, and the importance of healthy eating. Engaging children in such activities can cultivate an understanding of where food comes from and promote a lifelong appreciation for nature and the environment.

Finally, the integration of urban farming architecture can even provide recreational and educational activities, such as horse-riding lessons. These experiences can offer urban dwellers, the chance to connect with animals, engage in physical activities, and learn valuable life skills. By bridging the gap between urban and rural settings through educational programs and interactive experiences, we can foster a deeper appreciation for agriculture and encourage a more sustainable and interconnected future for both urban and rural communities.

Specification list:

❖ Healthy environment

❖ Greenery area

❖ Interior design ( colour, furniture etc)

❖ Exterior design ( materials)

❖ Farm research

❖ Pavilions

❖ Animals

❖ Caffe research

❖ Outside activity