Database research record2011·Canada (Metro Vancouver)
Metro Vancouver: Designing for Urban Food Production
Daniel Roehr, Isabel Kunigk
Berkeley Planning Journal
Urban Farm DB summary
This article focuses on the role landscape architects and planners can take in creating urban food production landscapes, within the context of Metro Vancouver. Significant constraints to expansion exist due to geographical limitations, a steadily growing population, and large low-density residential areas. It is suggested that successful future food production strategies can be achieved by integrating urban agriculture into a wider city planning context and transcending the creation of community gardens.