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Urban Agriculture

In this excerpt from an interview by Ricardo Devesa during the conference “Architecture: Change of Climate”, architecture historian Richard Ingersoll discusses about the importance of Urban Agriculture as a tool to build up communities and rise awareness on Global Warming.

Categories: Energy and sustainability expanding design practices Ibai Rigby Assoc No Density Ricardo Devesa Devesa Richard Ingersoll Talk
Tags: Agrarian LandscapeAgricultureAgriculture ParksArchitect’s roleArchitectureArchitecture&designArchitecture&environmentChallengeChange of ClimateCitiesCity challengeCity dialogueCity PlanningCity spaceClimate concernCollective gardenConsciousnessDirect actionsEarth ServiceEcological activationEcological researchesEcological urbanismEcologyFraming landscape urbanismFuture citiesFuture projectionsFuture tendenciesGlobal warmingHealthy cityLand usesPermacultureSocial cohesionSocial consciousnessSustainabilitySustainable behaviorstalkUrban AgricultureUrban cultureUrban environmentUrban food accessibilityUrban ParadigmsUrban planningUrbanismVegetable GardenWaterWell-being
urbanNext: Architect based in Barcelona. Currently working as an Editor at Actar Publishers and urbanNext.
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