2017-12-01
Bjorn Low, co-founder of Edible Garden City (back row, first from right), and the Citizen Farm team. Edible Garden City holds workshops at its production arm, Citizen Farm, and collaborates with local primary schools to teach farming to students.
It also trains people in farming techniques for therapeutic or employment purposes. Bjorn Low - Edible Garden City. Bjorn Low is leading a grow-your-own-food movement that shows Singaporeans how urban farming results in self-sufficiency, better food waste management, and closer communities. Share. Bjorn Low Four years ago, Bjorn Low traded in a career in advertising to co-found urban farming consultancy Edible Garden City. His goal: to turn unused commercial rooftops into gardening spaces for hotels and restaurants, and fashion lush streetscapes that are as beautiful as they are delicious.
hello@ediblegardencity.com Mr Bjorn Low, 35, has not always been resolute when it comes to his career and studies. The co-founder of Edible Garden City, an urban farming social enterprise, admits he can be "easily swayed". Bjorn Low is leading a grow-your-own-food movement that shows Singaporeans how urban farming results in self-sufficiency, better food waste management, and closer communities. Bjorn Low - Edible Garden City | Ashoka | Everyone a Changemaker Enter Bjorn Low, executive director of Edible Garden City. With a passion for reconnecting to nature through food, Edible Garden City has since grown into a fully fledged closed-loop farming model that supplies a multitude of restaurants, hotels, and communities.
Bjorn 提及，新加坡超過 9 成的食物需要進口取得，若有一天無法再依賴進口，新加坡該如何永續生存？考慮到家鄉近乎於零的糧食自給率，加深他回新加坡創業的決心。 2012 年 Bjorn 於新加坡創辦 Edible Garden City ，推廣「自己的食物自己種」（Grow Your Own Food）運動。 2013-05-01 · Edible Gardens is a social business founded by 3 urban farmers - Bjorn Low, Rob Pearce & Grace Ng. Edible “Garden City” Project – Part 1/2. Citizen Box is a weekly subscription box that is full of healthy, sustainably-grown greens for you and your family. Each box will contain a variety of vegetables, herbs, microgreens, mushrooms, and even flowers from time to time.
Bjorn is integrating farming into cityscapes, helping Singaporeans reconsider the potential of their limited—yet promising—land. Through his organization, Edible Garden City, Bjorn uses farming as a tool to help communities produce their own food, lessen dependency on other systems, and experience the direct benefits from gardening.
Björn Larsson (@bjorn_billa_gard) • Instagram-kuvat ja -videot. Victoria Bengtsson is an urban planner FPR/MSA who is passionated in transforming empty concrete surfaces to living green, edible and beautiful oasis.
Bjorn Low is helping Singapore reduce its reliance on imported vegetables, herbs and flowers through his eight-year-old social enterprise, Edible Garden City. An example of his work is to design and build food gardens, which he has done for more than 200 local hotels, restaurants and schools.
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www.thebunyadi.com Japanese gastropub - by chef duo Bjorn Van Der Horst and Omar Romero. The garden, stylish pergola and BBQ shack make it a great summer spot and it as evening falls, the restaurant will become the most romantic spot in the city.
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View Bjorn Low's business profile as Executive Director at Edible Garden City. Find contact's direct phone number, email address, work history, and more. Inspired by the self-sustainable movement in London, Bjorn Low gave up a high-flying advertising career to start Edible Garden City, an urban farming outfit Even with the limited agricultural land in Singapore, Bjorn Low has managed to carve a niche for himself as an urban farmer.The Gen.T 2017 honouree is helping the country reduce its reliance on imported vegetables, herbs and flowers through the social enterprise Edible Garden City, which he co-founded in 2012..
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Dec 1, 2017 CapitaLand mall into a rooftop farm came about after she met Bjorn Low, founder of local urban farming social enterprise Edible Garden City. Nov 30, 2017 CapitaLand mall into a rooftop farm came about after she met Bjorn Low, founder of local urban farming social enterprise Edible Garden City.
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Photo: Bjorn Low Bjorn Low, Founder and Managing Director, Edible Garden City Why should architects work with you to foodscape their projects? We have built more than 200 edible gardens all over Singapore, in homes, restaurants, hotels and malls, since the formation of our company in 2012. Right in the heart of the city, Edible Gardens is started as a social enterprise by 3 eco-conscious musketeers who are passionate to champion “Growing Your Own Food” movement in land-scarce and import-dependent Singapore – where food safety and security are taken for granted.
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Sep 8, 2020 Urban agriculture startup Edible Garden City embraces new tech for intensive, space-saving Edible Garden City co-founder Bjorn Low.
When Edible Garden City first launched, what was its purpose? Mr Bjorn Low's Edible Garden City has helped to design and build 180 residential and commercial food gardens. It also trains people in farming techniques for therapeutic or employment purposes. Four years ago, Bjorn Low traded in a career in advertising to co-found urban farming consultancy Edible Garden City. His goal: to turn unused commercial rooftops into gardening spaces for hotels and restaurants, and fashion lush streetscapes that are as beautiful as they are delicious. Bjorn Low - Edible Garden City Bjorn Low is leading a grow-your-own-food movement that shows Singaporeans how urban farming results in self-sufficiency, better food waste management, and closer communities.