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Just another WordPress.com site. Edible places 2: urban innovations for a food cycle. Archive September, 2010. Day 6: Final presentations. This slideshow requires JavaScript. The final day of the summer school, groups polished there prototypes for a general presentation which included a range of Eden Project staff, the ASF-UK team and all participants of the workshop. The results were fanatastic! This slideshow requires JavaScript. Group looking at the scale of the household. Groups worked until late in ...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Edible places 2: urban innovations for a food cycle. Primary objective is to make global agenda issues, in particular those impacting on disadvantaged and vulnerable people, integral to the practice and teaching in architecture. Through workshops, grass roots activities and lecture programmes the organisation promotes ethical practice, particularly in poverty habitats. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Just another WordPress.com site. Edible places 2: urban innovations for a food cycle. Day 4: designing takes off. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Group looking at the scale of the household. George, Heena, Jonas, Rachel and Tuuli. Group looking at the community scale. Rebecca, Chrissie, Oliver, Serena and Shane. Group looking at the city scale. Alkesandra, Anthony, Daniel and Joseph. Day 3: social enterprises by design. Day 5 →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Edible places 2: urban innovations for a food cycle. Day 2: Continous Productive Urban Landscapes. This slideshow requires JavaScript. We finished up with lectures and discussions at 4pm and went on a short edible walk through the community allotments and other crops around Eden. Day 1: Everyone arrives…. Day 3: social enterprises by design →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Blog at WordPress....
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Why grow food in the city? Growing Up with Gardens: Becoming an avid kitchen gardener and locavore. Edible Berkeley: Residential garden blog. Is a website that celebrates the food-producing potential of heavily developed urban and suburban landscapes, and the farms and farmers already harvesting crops within city limits. The website emphasizes gardens in the San Francisco Bay Area, and chronicles the seasonal harvests of selected residential, commercial, and institutional environments.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Edible places 2: urban innovations for a food cycle. Day 6: Final presentations. This slideshow requires JavaScript. The final day of the summer school, groups polished there prototypes for a general presentation which included a range of Eden Project staff, the ASF-UK team and all participants of the workshop. The results were fanatastic! This slideshow requires JavaScript. Group looking at the scale of the household. George, Heena, Jonas, Rachel and Tuuli. Groups worked...
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