SPATIAL RECONFIGURATION THROUGH EDIBLE URBAN FARMING: DESIGNING SOCIAL INTERACTION SPACES IN VERTICAL URBAN KAMPONG

Urban Farm DB summary

In Kampung Kunir, a vertical urban kampong in Indonesia, an initiative introduced edible gardens through vegetable planting into underused, functionless common spaces to revive them as sites for residents' daily social interaction. The community engagement effort, driven by interdisciplinary collaboration between architecture and economic management, is reported as aiming to improve spatial use and strengthen social ties among residents.