Abstract
This thesis investigates the possibility of introducing urban agriculture into the existing fabrics of neighbourhood as a solution to combat the issue of food security of Singapore. The main interest is the scaling up of community farms to adopt new technology and to work as a part of a systemic network of farms injected at multi-levels. The thesis explores the context, existing farming technology and grwoth requirements, and the combination of farming and architecture. From the research, a design framework, which is a set of guiding questions, is developed to guide the geometric exploration and design decisions.