If it can be done – I know it is but a concept – then it can be done in every city around the world in the general living areas as well. Ed.
It’s a good thing the Homefarm is still just a twinkle in its architects’ eyes, or Grist might suddenly find itself a little short in the editorial department. I mean, just look at this proposal for an assisted-living facility that mixes urban farming with high-density living and tell me you wouldn’t consider early retirement:
SPARK Architects created the beautiful proposal to address two major issues in Singapore: a rapidly aging population and low food security. Singapore is one of the fastest aging countries in the world, and it imports more than 90 percent of its food.
Read more: http://grist.org/list/this-massive-retirement-home-would-grow-its-own-food/
