Agricultura vertical

um método agrícola inovador para o desenvolvimento sustentável urbano e ambiental

Autores

  • Amir Faraji Construction Project Management Dep., Faculty of Architecture, KHATAM University
  • Ali Hosseini Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture and Structure Engineering, Technical and Vocational University (TVU)
  • Mahdiyehi Zeinali Kermani Department of urban planning, Faculty of Architecture and urban planning , Islamic Azad University
  • Negin Mashatan School of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch
  • Shafiee Ardestani Lecturer of Sepehr Danesh Moaser Institute of Higher Education

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2023v14i3p166-181

Palavras-chave:

Agricultura vertical, Projeto arquitetônico, Desenvolvimento urbano, Meio ambiente, Sustentabilidade

Resumo

 

Entre as questões que preocupam o governo, os acadêmicos e o público em todo o mundo, a expansão urbana é uma das mais proeminentes. Há pontos de vista conflitantes em relação a essa tendência crescente. Embora tenha sido considerada um desenvolvimento positivo em muitas cidades emergentes, ela é cada vez mais percebida como uma ameaça ao ambiente urbano e considerada um gatilho para vários problemas sociais, como escassez de alimentos, aumento do uso de energia, aquecimento global e deterioração do meio ambiente e das áreas urbanas. A promoção de fazendas verticais nas cidades pode afetar as áreas urbanas nos níveis ambiental, social e econômico. De fato, as fazendas verticais têm muitas vantagens. Portanto, o objetivo deste estudo é avaliar as vantagens e possibilidades da agricultura vertical por meio da análise dos projetos de FV existentes e pesquisados em todo o mundo de 2005 a 2022. Os aspectos e fenômenos são derivados da literatura. Os aspectos oferecidos podem ser um guia para a implementação, desenvolvimento e planejamento de indústrias inovadoras e agrícolas de Agricultura Vertical em países não desenvolvidos.

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2023-09-21