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 Thank you
