‘color for a green farmhouse’ by catarina | stewart located in london, united kingdom images courtesy of catarina | stewart
a speculative proposal for london, the ‘color for a green farmhouse’ created by catarina | stewart is a hybrid between sustainable architecture and color psychology. a vertical complex of lofts and agricultural plots attracts visitors with bold colors proven to entice the interest of individuals. upon arrival, guests may indulge in foods locally grown and harvested by the community.
the intention is for their cumulative digestive processes to generate enough compost, power and electricity to be used and sustain the closed system within their site boundaries. marketing and advertising color strategies are used to create popular public toilets within the confines and to process the excrement on site. methane gas, the predominant by-product, which enter biogas digesters to supply electricity.
example configuration for the city farmhouse
the structure’s residential units, vertical tree farming, water cisterns, and processing equipment read like a multicolored billboard. animals or plants with beneficial qualities including the electricity of eels and lemons to power light bulbs are integrated and supported on site. enclosed greenhouses ensure year round production in all seasons and weather events.
accommodation lofts for residents
vertical tree farming
self-sufficient living
communal kitchen
eel elevator powered by electric eels
farmhouse street lights powered by fruit
farmhouse human waste recycling system
methane gas storage bags
use of red to stimulate the digestive systems of visitors
southwark masterplan
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