Worked in the field of experimentation with a permaculture and citizen urban micro-farm — a participatory international research project aimed at reclaiming urban land based on environmental, agricultural, and cultural values in priority neighbourhoods (QPV).
The role included the design and implementation of a fully autonomous urban farm, developed from the ground up to deployment. The innovative system integrates renewable energy sources, including solar panels and wind turbines, as well as rainwater harvesting and diverse growing techniques.
Challenges & approach
Vacant land activation that mixes permaculture + CEA assets for year-round relevance.
Bilingual facilitation and programming to bring residents, NGOs and cultural partners together.
Long-term stewardship model so neighbourhood leaders can operate autonomously.
Our contribution
Led co-design workshops defining permaculture zones, hydroponic modules and cultural use cases.
Authored facilitator training, SOPs and bilingual programming kits for NGOs and residents.
Provided remote coaching plus monitoring frameworks for soil regeneration and social KPIs.
Outcomes & proof
Metric
Result
Context
Site concept dossier
Delivered
Layout, utilities, flows
Education plan
Delivered
Community curriculum outline
Operations SOP
Delivered
Maintenance and safety
Project gallery
Wind generator installationFarm work teamHolding a night festivalGeneral view of the farm
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