越南 Cuchi 有机农场

然而，该项目的核心并不是生存，而是教育；正如建筑师所说，该项目的第一批50公顷土地将是一个“农业旅游目的地”，为游客提供农场就餐和农业规划。该计划涉及各种“节点”，突出农业过程的要素，包括牲畜和食品准备。客户端将提供围绕这些节点组织的课程，主题包括有机肥料的生产和收获。

The core of the project, though, is not subsistence but education; as the architects put it, the first 50 hectares of the development will be an “agro-tourism destination” offering visitors farm-to-table meals and agricultural programming. The scheme involves various “nodes” which highlight elements of the farming process, including livestock and food preparation. The client will offer classes organized around these nodes on topics such as the production of organic fertilizer and harvesting.

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综合外地建筑师

总体规划预计将在所谓的“农场停留”中容纳游客。该项目对国际生态旅游的关注与许多公司的设计相呼应。Baharash建筑公司在阿拉伯联合酋长国的“生物穹顶”项目和文森特·卡列堡建筑公司在菲律宾的度假胜地为环境可持续性问题提供了同样的高档、以旅行为中心的解决方案。

The masterplan anticipates accommodating visitors in what’s being called a “farm-stay.” The project’s focus on international ecotourism echoes a number of designs in the works from various firms. Baharash Architecture’s “Biodomes” project in the United Arab Emirates and Vincent Callebaut Architecture’s resort in the Philippines offer similarly upscale, travel-centric answers to questions of environmental sustainability.

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