Agro Housing: Public Acceptance Towards Urban Farming in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Agro Housing: Public Acceptance Towards Urban Farming in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Design Thesis | Selection: Socio Culture
Kampung Bahru is a 'alive' village that exists in the center of the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Despite it being surrounded by skyscrapers, transportation projects and modern housing, the authenticity of traditional Malay houses are still capturing most of the houses. With the technology and new era of urban farming, the idea to bring in modern living is applied to the proposal of Agro Housing.
The aim of this project is to design an agriculture housing that integrating horizontal-vertical farming into a modern housing scheme where it merges with Kampong Bahru identity and its surrounding. This project target group is elderly people around 50's- 60's who are the genuine legacy of the land and young generations who are next to be the land owners who work in the KL area. The objectives of this project are definitely to preserve Malay traditional farming culture from the past and blend with rapid modernism into housing schemes. Also to encourage social interactions among the communities through public spaces and agriculture activities where somehow it will benefit them in future. The products will be harvested, examined, packed and sold here. The concept of SYMBIOSIS has been highlighted as being a community where they need to have a physical, social and mental interaction towards urban farming.
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| Dip. Architecture (PSIS)
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