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Raw Plants
Food is an interesting intersection of plants, environments, animals and technology. It was a beautiful day here in New York, so I went to the markets as soon as I woke up. This is what I bought.
Ethical diets, are an especially interesting interdisciplinary cuisine. I’m vegan, and after completing a 5 day […]
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aquaculture, home, greenspace, installation
Aquatic Gardens
The water plant conservatory at the Brooklyn Botanic garden (above) has inspired me to do some aquaculture at home.
I’m starting with Umbrella Palm, Lotus and Duckweed.
By the way, it’s Cherry blossom season at the gardens, go check it out… -
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Hanging Green Wall Project
A new project I’m undertaking in the dining room. This is plantotype alpha - the first box. There is a skylight over our dining room table, and I’d like to take advantage of that light with some plants in that part of the house.
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home, architecture, greenspace
Cooling, Breathing
The windowsills in our loft provide the perfect shelf for plants. Without this small architectural detail, we couldn’t have such happy sun-screening air-filtering companions.
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