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With increasing urbanisation, finding a way for cities to feed themselves is a big win, easing pressure on the global food chain. So could a city like Amsterdam become agriculturally self-sufficient in the future?
WHAT
A Provocative scenario where Amsterdam has a fully self-sufficient agriculture district. To not depend on the global food chain, some ingredients can’t be available anymore or at any time. How can we minimise the compromises we need to make? But als
