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George Butler-Fenn

BA (Hons) Architecture

BA Architecture Final Project George Butler Fenn an urban farming centre providing economic and social cohesion in tropical urban utopia BA Architecture Site Analysis and Urban Study by George Butler - Fenn Current issues within the food industry. Potential methods that could help reduce food loss and waste with their benefits BA Architecture North East Elevation 1:200 by George Butler-Fenn Front facing facade showing off the structure that holds up the modular farms BA Architecture Perspective Section 1:200 by George Butler-Fenn Showing off the exterior walkways and their structure BA Architecture Ground Floor Plan 1:100 by George Butler-Fenn BA Architecture Render by George Butler-Fenn Highlighting the structure which was inspired by the journey food takes from seed to plate BA Architecture Third Floor Plan 1:100 by George Butler-Fenn BA Architecture 1:50 Detail Section and Renders of Modular Farms by George Butler-Fenn

A young and motivated individual who wants to help urban environments thrive with a symbiosis within the natural world. Aiming to create positive social and economic cohesion that could change the way we farm forever. The strain on agricultural land was a key inspiration in designing the substructure underneath modular farms. This building is an attempt to bridge the rural and urban divide by integrating them together. Hexagonal plant cells were one of the biggest inspirations throughout this project. Tessellation was key to achieving maximum space efficiency, whilst also creating interesting patterns and forms. The farm structures are modular meaning they can be placed around the city, if these structures profit quickly, bio-diversity could increase rapidly bringing a more healthier and sustainable version of urban life.

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