Turn A Window Into a Garden
Friday, January 1, 2010 19:20
The Windowfarms project turns your window into an urban farm, using inexpensive and recyclable parts. The results are a “curtain” for any window that is also a year-round, high-yield, vertical, hydroponic, modular, low-energy, edible garden. The open designs are free to download and easy to implement. The project also encourages the community to innovate and share improvements.
Britta Riley and Rebecca Bray started this project in February, 2009 during their artist’s residency in New York’s Eyebeam Art and Technology Center. Their mission is to encourage sustainable solutions that can be implemented today by anyone. Recently, Riley presented developments of Windowfarms at the New York chapter of http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotnyc/04.nov.2009/Dorkbot.
Similar Posts:
- FCC gives us a peek at Microsoft’s Turtle Project Pink phone
- Cineman Swivel: A Sweet Tech Treat
- Firefox 3.5 vs. Chrome 3 Showdown, Round 3: Finding a place for more tabs
- Are you–or someone you care about–addicted to the Internet?
- Microsoft wows Windows 7 crowd with Internet TV
