- MADA NOW 2021
- Bachelor of Architectural Design
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The Urban PlantScape is a repurposed parking lot that works to bring nature and community back to the city.
The entire project is self-managed and accessible to the general public. As space in the city becomes occupied overtime the project slowly reclaims the Royal Mint carpark and offers it back to the residents of Melbourne as additional space to grow food, flowers, fruits and trees.
The entire project is self-managed and accessible to the general public. As space in the city becomes occupied overtime the project slowly reclaims the Royal Mint carpark and offers it back to the residents of Melbourne as additional space to grow food, flowers, fruits and trees.
URBAN PLANTSCAPE
The entire project is self-managed and accessible to the general public. As space in the city becomes occupied overtime the project slowly reclaims the Royal Mint carpark and offers it back to the residents of Melbourne as additional space to grow food, flowers, fruits and trees.
PHASE 1
The initial step allows people to meet safely while being productive.
PHASE 2
The project expands overtime to offer aquaponics farming and education and further expands the gardening community.
PHASE 3
Stage three sees the landscape shift slowly to allow it to become a host for a native Eucalyptus Forest. It also facilitates more fertile soils for food, fruits, flowers and small tress.
PHASE 3
In addition to that a structure is added to offer a unique canopy and tree trunk experience while also serving as additional gardening space for the expanding gardening community.
PHASE 3
In addition to that a structure is added to offer a unique canopy and tree trunk experience and serve as a public space
Muwuluke Mark Japheth, URBAN PLANTSCAPE
Muwuluke Mark Japheth, PHASE 1
Muwuluke Mark Japheth, PHASE 2
Muwuluke Mark Japheth, PHASE 3
Muwuluke Mark Japheth, PHASE 3
Muwuluke Mark Japheth, PHASE 3
