InFarm for supermarkets who want to grow their own food
Editorial Comment: This may be my favorite of the shipping container farms now as they seem to be thinking most seriously about reducing energy and water requirements
Forest cities to fight air pollution in China
Greenhouse for the Moon and Mars
World’s largest vertical garden in Bogata, Colombia
Hong Kong's rooftop farms
Plenty - an indoor vertical growing system aiming for high efficiency in both input and output
Seoul’s Skygarden - urban overpass to greenspace transformation
Editorial Comment: Seoul has also resurrected a formerly buried river: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheonggyecheon
Texas supermarket chain to grow its own produce in shipping “Growtainers"
http://inhabitat.com/this-texas-supermarket-is-growing-its-own-veggies-in-a-shipping-container-farm/
Chinese plant factories to grow clean food in dirty cities
hat tip Fred Hapgood
Taipei “Forest Bus,” with turf-lined seats,hanging orchids and ferns that continued to run as a mode of transport from florist Alfie Lin and designer Xiao Qing-Yang
See through garden house in Ho Chi Minh City
Editorial Comment: Vietnamese architects and designers are doing some very good work on urban agriculture.
Google’s million square foot “Landscraper” for London - rooftop gardens over multiple storeys with “plateau,” “gardens,” and “fields” planted with strawberries, gooseberries and sage
200 square meters, 3500 kg per year production in Gaza hydroponic urban farm
Terrill: solar weeding robot, Roomba for your garden
hat tip Michel Selva
Editorial Comment: I, for one, welcome our new robot gardening overlords
