31 results
JPTokyo, Japan
An indoor farm created by staffing company Pasona inside its Otemachi headquarters, with rice paddies in the lobby and tomatoes in meeting rooms, pioneering the fusion of office and farm.
en.japantravel.com+1
JPKobe, Japan
A permanent shop that lets people experience the weekly EAT LOCAL KOBE Farmers Market every day. Open daily in Kobe's Kitanozaka, it sells local agricultural and marine products, processed goods, drinks and bread, with a cafe, serving as a standing hub for connecting producers and consumers.
eatlocalkobe.org+1
JPTokyo, Japan
A greened low-rise terrace of a Takeshiba office tower with a rice paddy, vegetable beds and beehives, run as corporate branding offering growing experiences to workers and local children.
tokyu-land.co.jp
RUYekaterinburg, Russia
Yekaterinburg's first community garden, opened in 2021 in Mayakovsky Central Park by converting an old greenhouse once used to grow the park's flowers. Residents rent beds free of charge and grow plants year-round.
e1.ru+1
USNewark, United States
2015 vertical farm conversion of 70,000 sq ft warehouse (formerly steel-supply company). Produces 2 million lbs microgreens annually in 36-foot tall stacked beds under LED lights. Uses 95% less water and 50% less fertilizer than traditional farming. Created 100+ jobs for Newark residents. Delivers within hours to Manhattan markets and Singapore Airlines. Functions as R&D facility for next-generation crops.
aerofarms.com+3
SGSingapore, シンガポール
Singapore's high-tech urban farming initiative as part of its national food security strategy, using advanced environmental control technologies to aim for 10% domestic vegetable production from vertical farms.
eastasiaforum.org
SGSingapore, Singapore
Singapore's hydroponics specialist using Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) to grow leafy greens and strawberries with 95% less water than conventional farming; supports Singapore's 30by30 food security goal.
sfa.gov.sg+1
GBLondon, United Kingdom
World's first underground farm, growing pesticide-free leaves under LED hydroponics in Clapham's WWII tunnels.
cnbc.com+1
USChicago, United States
A circular food hub in a former meat plant, housing indoor aquaponic farms and artisanal food tenants.
ourworld.unu.edu+1
DKTaastrup, Denmark
A 14-storey, wind-powered indoor vertical farm near Copenhagen, among Europe's largest.
yeshealthgroup.com+1
KRSeoul, South Korea
South Korea's first smart 'Metro Farm' in idle space at Sangdo Station on Seoul Subway Line 7.
english.seoul.go.kr+1
USNew York (Brooklyn), United States
A Brooklyn indoor vertical farm growing rare herbs and edible flowers, opened to the public via classes and tours.
prnewswire.com+1
GBLondon, United Kingdom
The UK's first commercial aquaponic vertical farm, in a Beckton warehouse (closed end of 2017).
medium.com+1
FRParis, France
Paris's largest underground organic urban farm, in a disused basement car park in the 18th arrondissement.
lacaverne.co+1
BRSao Paulo, Brazil
One of Latin America's largest indoor vertical farms, growing greens without soil or sunlight in a Sao Paulo warehouse.
verticalfarmdaily.com+1
USMorehead, United States
A large-scale Kentucky indoor-farming startup; opened a 60-acre flagship greenhouse in 2020 but went from Wall Street darling to bankrupt in six years.
agfundernews.com+1
USOrlando, United States
An Orlando-based vertical-farming leader with farms in Orlando, Houston, Atlanta and Denver; filed Chapter 11 in April 2023.
thepacker.com+1
USPittsburgh, United States
A Pittsburgh robotics-driven vertical-farming startup; raised $35M and planned Columbus expansion but abruptly shut down in autumn 2022.
agfundernews.com+1
DEBerlin, Germany
A Berlin-founded firm that raised over $500M to become Europe's largest urban vertical farmer; after mass layoffs and insolvencies in 2022–2023 it retreated from Europe.
sifted.eu+1
USNew York, United States
Once valued at $2.3B and celebrity-backed, one of America's largest vertical-farming startups; announced closure of all facilities in November 2024.
techcrunch.com+1
USBrooklyn, United States
A Brooklyn aquaponics indoor-farming firm; was building a $160M Pennsylvania farm but wound down its 10-year-old business in March 2023.
just-food.com+1
NLPoeldijk, Netherlands
An Israeli-Dutch vertical farmer; raised $30M with backing from Tencent but was declared bankrupt in January 2023.
dutchnews.nl+1
USBrooklyn, United States
A Brooklyn indoor-mushroom startup; filed Chapter 11 in February 2024, closed several company farms and pivoted to a partner-farm model.
agfundernews.com+1
USSouth San Francisco, United States
A Silicon Valley flagship of vertical farming that raised nearly $1B from SoftBank and others; filed Chapter 11 in March 2025, closed facilities and narrowed to premium strawberries.
techcrunch.com+1
USBedford Park, United States
A Bedford Park (Chicago) operation once billed as the world's largest indoor vertical farm; ceased farming in 2017 and pivoted to branded foods.
growertalks.com+1
NL, Netherlands
A Netherlands vertical-farming startup that ceased all activities in late 2022 after about two and a half years.
verticalfarmdaily.com+1
USSan Carlos, United States
A San Carlos, California startup building robotics-enabled greenhouses; raised over $100M but ceased operations after layoffs.
news.crunchbase.com+1
USNewark, United States
A Newark, NJ pioneer of indoor vertical farming; after a failed 2021 SPAC listing it ran short of capital and filed Chapter 11 in 2023.
njbiz.com+1
UGKampala, Uganda
Vertical farming system developed by women entrepreneurs in Uganda. Built from wood and recycled plastic, each unit grows 200 plants with 360-degree sun rotation and drip irrigation for efficient urban food production and waste reduction.
agritecture.com
PSMultiple (Gaza, West Bank), Palestine
Anera supports Palestinian farmers with agricultural cooperatives and water-efficient irrigation technologies including wicking bed hydroponics. Greenhouse at Beit Hanoun Women's Center in Gaza uses only 10-20% of traditional water requirements.
anera.org
CNBeijing, 中国
3-story building with 3,500 m² integrating vertical farming. Features open-ground fruit and berry cultivation, automated vertical lettuce growing, LED-lit fruit production, and rooftop greenhouse tomato/cucumber cultivation with visitor education routing.
urbannext.net