Urban farms

Image 5 of 17 from gallery of K-Farm / Avoid Obvious Architects. Photograph by Imagennix | Scott Brooks

Image 5 of 15 from gallery of Machou Designs World's Longest Urban Agriculture Park for Dubai. Dubai Super Park. Image Courtesy of Machou Architects Group

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A growing reality.

Image 18 of 18 from gallery of Agro Food Park Expansion in Denmark to Combine Urbanity and Agriculture. Courtesy of William McDonough + Partners and GXN

Localized agricultural models of food production carry undeniable advantage and are growing in popularity. Farmer’s markets are springing up with increasing frequency, but finding affordable options for growing and distributing food in urban settings and areas with disagreeable climates can be a challenge.

In the service of one of the most ambitious policy frameworks in living memory, design students conjure future visions of environmental recovery where social justice comes first.

Urban farming is growing in popularity by using innovative methods to yield crops. City farm projects are making use of abandoned warehouses, skips, and rooftops, because of the lack of green space in the urban environment.

If you’re looking for a little respite from urban living, take note! New York’s revolutionary High Line, an artificial park built on a derelict section of

The Detroit-based automaker is turning 100 steel crates used for shipping engines to Orion Assembly into raised urban garden in vacant parking lots in Highland Park and Detroit, building on an earlier donation of 250 crates that enabled Cadillac Urban Gardens to bloom in Southwest Detroit.