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Skyscraper Farms
Seeing how fast people are moving into cities and how much the price of a square foot costs, it only makes sense that we look at building up. We need to look at utilizing all the space we have in our large cities. While I was visiting Japan I saw many unique structures that saved on space by building on top of one another. For example, some of the highways the buses drove on were actually double decker. Building a farm as a skyscraper makes sense and provides food without traveling outside the cite. We could also attach wind turbines and solar panels on this skyscraper to gather energy.
Skyscraper Farms are just the next step, they provide harvesting for both food and energy. We need to start thinking urban planning in cities like New York where 1000sft Condo, 1 bedroom 1 bath in Chelsea costs 1 million dollars! We need to build solar panels and wind turbines on top of these skyscraper Farms as well as produce.
Wired Magazine had a great article about Skyscraper farms
2 Responses to “Skyscraper Farms”
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antics Says:
April 22nd, 2007 at 7:22 pmi love this idea. it would almost be worth living in a city ;P. usually i don’t support projects that turn living things into cogs in the machine but this idea seems well thought out and will really improve the yield. still i hope that i can live out in the country and not some city. if i have to live in the city i hope i could live in one of these farms.
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Hippy Green » Blog Archive » NYC 2030 Says:
May 1st, 2007 at 6:24 pm[...] be the next step for New York City and I hope to see it happen! Although the plan does not mention Skyscraper Farms, but it does mention other concepts that would be beneficial to the people of New York City. [...]
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