Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Urban Agricultural Architecture (UAA) is the practice of integrating organic, hydroponic, aeroponic or aquaponic farming technologies into buildings of all types. An example can be as small as building a lean-to-greenhouse on a single-family home and using it as a kitchen garden. Examples of large scale projects are the hydroponic greenhouses of Lufa Farms, the rooftop farms of Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm, and the vertical farms of Sky Greens. Building types that can incorporate food growing technologies are, but not limited to: single-family home, multi-family housing, mixed-use buildings, schools, restaurants, institutional buildings, as well as vertical farms, hoop houses and greenhouses that are designed to urban conditions. Existing urban buildings and structures can also be adaptively reused incorporating agricultural technologies to produce food for urban populations."@en }
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- Urban_Agricultural_Architecture abstract "Urban Agricultural Architecture (UAA) is the practice of integrating organic, hydroponic, aeroponic or aquaponic farming technologies into buildings of all types. An example can be as small as building a lean-to-greenhouse on a single-family home and using it as a kitchen garden. Examples of large scale projects are the hydroponic greenhouses of Lufa Farms, the rooftop farms of Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm, and the vertical farms of Sky Greens. Building types that can incorporate food growing technologies are, but not limited to: single-family home, multi-family housing, mixed-use buildings, schools, restaurants, institutional buildings, as well as vertical farms, hoop houses and greenhouses that are designed to urban conditions. Existing urban buildings and structures can also be adaptively reused incorporating agricultural technologies to produce food for urban populations.".
- Q7899841 abstract "Urban Agricultural Architecture (UAA) is the practice of integrating organic, hydroponic, aeroponic or aquaponic farming technologies into buildings of all types. An example can be as small as building a lean-to-greenhouse on a single-family home and using it as a kitchen garden. Examples of large scale projects are the hydroponic greenhouses of Lufa Farms, the rooftop farms of Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm, and the vertical farms of Sky Greens. Building types that can incorporate food growing technologies are, but not limited to: single-family home, multi-family housing, mixed-use buildings, schools, restaurants, institutional buildings, as well as vertical farms, hoop houses and greenhouses that are designed to urban conditions. Existing urban buildings and structures can also be adaptively reused incorporating agricultural technologies to produce food for urban populations.".