PF1 (Public Farm One) is an urban farm concept built with inexpensive recyclable materials such as cardboard tubes that form a continuous surface to offer space for growing plants in a crowded city.

This could be possible one of the greatest ideas of the future regarding growing plants in a city. Because there is no much space for nature, the suspended farms will turn your city in a green one.

The Queens County Farm Museum and the Horticultural Society of New York gave the plants greenhouse space and assisted with other aspects of the project. The watering system and weekly farmers’ market were created with the help of the Council on the Environment of New York.

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Because space in our modern times and cities is running out so quickly, designers have in mind constantly how to use little space with a lot of creativity and functionality.

“Summer at the Balcony” by Christian Lessing. This multi-piece balcony wall unit, which allows you easily to adjust any number of surfaces, like a stool, a bistro table or even a flower holder.

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Every human has the feeling of paternity and wants to protect something , to grow it, and what is better than a little greenhouse where to cultivate plants?

Gro, the little greenhouse, looks like a tiny cocoon and if you add a few drops of water you can watch them condense against the 1.5 mm thick glass.

A little opening will allow air exchange for the tiny plants.

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