URBAN DESING
«Greeen city»
Department of architecture
AN KS
MAIN
INFORMATION
What is vertical
farming?
Vertical farming
methods
Pros and cons
Concept goals
FUNCTIONS
Bubble diagrams
Concept diagrams
Plans
Axonometry
3d functions
LOCATION
Site analysis
Masterplan
Adress
Transport map
Road map
VISUALISSATION
Perspectives
Collage
Section
CONTENT
PLAN
What is Vertical farming?
Vertical farming is the
practice of growing crops in
vertically stacked layers.
The modern concept of vertical farming
was proposed in 1999 by Dickson
Despommier, professor of public health
and environmental health at Columbia
University. Despommier and his students
designed a skyscraper farm that could
feed 50,000 people.
Vertical farming methods
HYDROPONICS
AQUAPONICS
AEROPONICS
refers to the
technique of growing
plants without soil.
takes hydroponics one
step further by
does not require a
liquid or solid
medium for growing
plants. Instead, a
liquid nutrient
solution is sprayed
into air chambers
where the plants are
suspended.
combining terrestrial
plant production with
aquatic production in a
closed system that
mimics nature itself.
Pros and cons
ADVANTAGES
Efficiency
Weather resistance
Environmental
protection
DISAVANTAGES
Economy
Energy use
Pollution
Concept
Nature
Nature is a fundamental part of our life, thanks
to which everything was created. Since nature
was taken as the basis of the project, each of its
elements and materials were shown in their
original form.
Location
47 ABDULLA KAKHKHAR STREET, YAKKASARAY DISTRICTTASHKENT, UZBEKISTAN
LANDMARK: BANQUET HALL "YAKKA SAROY"
SITE SIZE: 17.956 SQUARE METERS
Location Photos
Masterplan and Roads
Main roads
River
Site
Masterplan
Bus stops
River
Site
Walking alley
Green zone
Office & Farm
Market
Parking
Bubble
diagram
Matetials
Since the project was based on nature, we decided
to use materials in their original form, wood,
concrete and glass.
South elevation
West elevation
North elevation
East elevation
Plan
3D Function
A section
B section
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