I don’t get why people say these buildings look depressing. They look dope to me. Unite d’habitation is the name of it.
I used to want to do that, then I realized I will likely never afford that. Also trains.
same, I’m thinking the only way I could maybe do it is if I could get a community of leftist friends to all assist and join in? Residential hydroelectric is kinda really insanely good and rain collection and all that would be the goal, as well as a medium greenhouse for an aquaponic farm, that’s about all that’s needed, and some land but damn that’s expensive
Residential hydroelectric
Like from your rain gutters? Or would you need to have a creek running through your backyard?
This is why we need to depopulate rural areas and rewild as much as we can. Imagine a future with vertical farming for everything, dense cities surrounded by trees with only rail lines and bike paths connecting them. If I could take a train and be in the equivalent of a wilderness area in less than 30 minutes I wouldn’t be losing my mind like I am now. This is all assuming that we live in a socialist society where the only work is meaningful and there aren’t millions of people jerking off in work bathrooms to pass the time. Unless that’s your kink.
vertical farming
I hope you mean permaculture. Vertical farming is a kind of accounting scam where you optimize the land usage parameter and conveniently leave out the giant amount of energy required to replace the sun’s light indoors for each plant.
There’s nothing wrong with rooftop gardens, or window gardening, or infill horticulture. Panels of algae will probably do the job too if you’re willing to eat it. But growing plants without the sun only makes sense if they’re plants you need to hide.
You could do vertical farming in an open-air structure (if the area has good weather) or one with windows that don’t block UV rays if you wanted more climate control. I don’t think it makes sense for everything but it could be a part of the urban landscape.
