INSPIRED MODERN VERTICAL GARDEN

Countries that have well-known as an agricultural country in the world is now experiencing very similar problems ; threatened food security ! This can happen because the land that was once used to grow crops converted to residence . While young people should cultivate land actually migrated to the big city .So, what about the future of agriculture ?Archdaily introduced to the world , the prototype urban farm and vertical garden that is now being developed in Japan . Interestingly , the prototype was made in one of the recruitment agency office in Tokyo , Pasona . Pasona dedicate 20 percent of their office buildings to grow fresh vegetables and making it the largest urban farm in Japan . Pasona has office space area of ​​19974.1 square meters . In other words , the plant uses more than 3994.8 square meters .Parks and gardens in it , using two types of growing media . The planting medium is a combination of hydroponics and soil . In addition to giving special attention to the growing media , plants in 20 percent of the building Pasona also require special temperature ; temperature warmer than a typical office .This certainly affects the employee is in the office building Pasona . Most likely , the employee may feel uncomfortable . However , the existence of this unique garden in their favor . The reason , plants are planted in the office is meant to be consumed . They are directly related to this project .Kono Design is an architectural firm behind Pasona urban garden . They hope a new type of office space is able to inspire the kind of young urbanites in Japan and the world to consider the possibility of re- planting and even evokes rural life .

In its official website , stating that Kono Design Urban Farm Pasona over those of aesthetics and visual improvements . " This creates a unique work environment while promoting the productivity of workers , mental health , and social interaction , as well as connecting with the larger community of Tokyo to showcase the advantages and town agricultural technology , " 
sources :www.archdaily.com

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