The Mason Lane Farm Secures Sustainability With Eco-Friendly Structure
Meghan Young — October 7, 2009 — Eco
References: deleon-primmer & archdaily
What I first took for an elastic band exterior is Mason Lane Farm's beautiful bamboo construction. Using sustainable material for a sustaining facility is pretty poetic.
Designed by Louisville-based De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop, they envisioned this eco farm facility to be as a close to nature as it can possibly get—an impressive feat considering the function of farms. The Mason Lane Farm will support 2,000 acres of agriculture, recreation, wildlife habitat and conservation land.
Designed by Louisville-based De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop, they envisioned this eco farm facility to be as a close to nature as it can possibly get—an impressive feat considering the function of farms. The Mason Lane Farm will support 2,000 acres of agriculture, recreation, wildlife habitat and conservation land.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Construction - Develop eco-friendly buildings using sustainable materials for long-term sustainability.
2. Nature-inspired Design - Create designs for farm facilities that mimic nature for improved integration with the environment.
3. Multi-functional Facilities - Integrate agriculture, recreation, and conservation features into farm facilities for maximum impact and efficiency.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - Use bamboo and other sustainable materials for new building projects to improve long-term sustainability.
2. Agriculture - Design and build multi-functional farm facilities that integrate agriculture, recreation, and conservation for improved land use.
3. Architecture - Develop nature-inspired designs for eco-friendly buildings and facilities that blend in with their surroundings.
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