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“This is a roof of a warehouse in Greenpoint, which is now covered with 200,000 pounds of soil, 1,000 earthworms, and an abundance of vegetables, herbs, and flowers.” (nymag)
“Husband-and-wife green roof architects Chris and Lisa Goode starting planning this rooftop garden atop a warehouse in Greenpoint last December, enlisting the help of an aspiring urban farmer and a planting specialist from the New York Botanical Garden along the way. And so far the results are very encouraging, according to an article this week from New York Magazine. Corn, radishes, lettuce and peppers have all been planted, and the yield thus far is being snapped up by such locavore-friendly restaurants like Marlow & Sons and Anella. Great stuff.”
This Is a Roof [New York Magazine] (via: Brownstoner)
Photo by Lucas FogliaThis makes me very very happy!
yes! this is the future we should be moving towards!
yay! let’s continue to green nyc. green rooftops.
Monsanto hates this.
This is a Roof » NYmag
Looks beautiful.
I’d love to go check this out.
isn’t this what was proposed in a certain presidential sga campaign a couple of years ago? too bad we’re not a warehouse...
soupsoup:startmeup:
I read about this in NY Magazine yesterday and I am so in love with it. This should be happening MORE!
soupsoup & startmeup: