V Sai Kiran

1690

In the present scenario, the rapid growth of urban population also demands food security to the city and its people. One key problem of future cities will be transporting a large amount of food to serve the dense population, and the vertical farm model offers a potential solution to this problem. As the urban population continues to grow and as arable land is diminishing rapidly across the globe, a fundamental change in food production is needed. In particular, building-based urban agriculture is increasingly needed in dense urban environments. The built form Idea has been in responsive to the sunlight as it plays a key role in the production. By splitting and displacing the form into two will let the sunlight to reach its core of the structure. The program is structured with public places like retail, learning center and marketplace connected to the ground and in the middle floors with urban agriculture production. In the top floors, restaurant to embrace city views, research labs, and greenhouse to function with an abundance of sunlight.