PRE THESIS : BRIDGING THE COMMUNITY GAP : AGRICULTURE DISTRICT IN URBAN METROPOLIS THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW TYPOLOGY OF URBAN FARMING TYPE OF BUILDING

Existing food infrastructure systems are rapidly deteriorating as the world's urban population increases. As a result, the community requires an alternative source of food security to act as a catalyst for change. The catalyst for change in the urban system is urban farming as a platform for integrating sustainability into the urban system However, the term "sustainability" is frequently used by architects to refer to a design that incorporates organic materials. Food production can be brought into cities via urban farming, and if done correctly, this significant step can make city life more viable. Architecture plays a critical role in implementing a thorough understanding of urban farming design that benefits both the community and the urban system. Implementing urban farming requires an understanding of the design requirements in terms of method, technology and planning in order to create a design that benefits the community. Therefore farmshare is create to follow the requirement of the design process to implementing the urban farming community to regenerate the community in Pekeliling area in Kuala Lumpur city.