Listen "Making Jackson Grow in Winter with Nona Yehia"
Episode Synopsis
Vertical Harvest is a farm that has transformed the growing season in Jackson – which is usually just four months long. They took a plot of land downtown — and went vertical. The site is only a tenth of an acre, but the goals are large. It has become a model project others seek to emulate, not only because it supplies food year-round, but also because it is employing people with special abilities.I believe that architects have the power to shape communities. Architecture can be more than just a box, or more than just four walls. We can ask, “What do we want it to do? What do we want this building to achieve?”-- Nona YehiaGo to futurefood.fm for show notes, transcripts and articles about this topic.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Sign up for our list and never miss a podcast.
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