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PLUG-IN ECOLOGY: URBAN FARM POD

 
CREDITS:
PI, MITCHELL JOACHIM
TEAM:
MELANIE FESSEL, CHRISTIAN HUBERT,
MARIA AIOLOVA, VIVIAN KUAN, AMANDA O’KEEFE
RESEARCH FELLOWS:
BAHAR AVANOGLU, IPEK AVANOGLU,
PEDRO GALINDO-LANDEIRA,
YINAN LI, BRENT SOLOMON, JIACHEN XU
CONSULTANTS:
HUY BUY, GREYSHED. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Plug-In Ecology; Urban Farm Pod is a “living” cabin for individuals and urban nuclear families to grow and provide for their daily vegetable needs. It is an interface with the city, potentially touching upon urban farming, air quality levels, DIY agronomy techniques in test tubes, algal energy production, and bioluminescent light sources, to name a few possibilities. It can be outfitted with a number of optional systems to adapt to different locations, lighting conditions, and habitation requirements. 
 
 
 
360 degree sub irrigation growth system for plants on the exterior.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Shaped foam panels serve as sleeves for the potting elements and agronomy tissue culture for micropropagation.
Terreform ONE: Micro-Exhibition for BASF's 150th Anniversary.
 
 
 
 
 
 
PLUG-IN ECOLOGY: URBAN FARM POD
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PLUG-IN ECOLOGY: URBAN FARM POD

Artificial growth system on the interior and 360 degree sub irrigation growth system for plants on the exterior.

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