@Flamesync and have a ceiling module (or several for each floor) that could
at least help with the harvesting. the only major problems i see are when
it comes to climate control. oh, also have several elevators converted to
carry large amounts of crops, or have shoots that will drop them down to a
central gathering area
couldn’t a corporation buy an unused tall building in a city and convert it
into one of these? explain: cut a skylight in the center, extending through
every floor. plus have a bunch of side windows. have vents and air pumps
cycle air with the outside. water only a few floors (having chicken
wire-type things holding in the ground on each level), so that water from a
few floors could eventually drop down to the next floor, etc. then be
gathered and recycled. have UV+visual lights on the cieling
@danndan6 yes, i noticed that too. The thing I’ve noticed with a lot of
these artistic representations of vertical farms is that they never seem to
include multiple “layers” on each floor.
@Flamesync and have a ceiling module (or several for each floor) that could
at least help with the harvesting. the only major problems i see are when
it comes to climate control. oh, also have several elevators converted to
carry large amounts of crops, or have shoots that will drop them down to a
central gathering area
each floor should have multiple shelves
couldn’t a corporation buy an unused tall building in a city and convert it
into one of these? explain: cut a skylight in the center, extending through
every floor. plus have a bunch of side windows. have vents and air pumps
cycle air with the outside. water only a few floors (having chicken
wire-type things holding in the ground on each level), so that water from a
few floors could eventually drop down to the next floor, etc. then be
gathered and recycled. have UV+visual lights on the cieling
@danndan6 yes, i noticed that too. The thing I’ve noticed with a lot of
these artistic representations of vertical farms is that they never seem to
include multiple “layers” on each floor.
And that’s the new supermarket