Vertically integrated greenhouse
AssigneeNew York Sun Works
InventorsZakery Ward Adams, Theodore Caplow, Jr.
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AssigneeNew York Sun Works
InventorsZakery Ward Adams, Theodore Caplow, Jr.
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A vertically-integrated greenhouse for growing plants in suspended trays. The design is particularly well-suited for installation in a double-skin façade of a building, or in an interior atrium, lobby, or similar structure. In addition to producing food, plants can reduce building maintenance costs by providing shade, air treatment, and evaporative cooling to building occupants. The vertically-integrated greenhouse involves the use of a dynamic movable array of plant trays as a mechanical shading device. The spacings and arrangements of the trays in the tray suspension system can be adjusted on both a diurnal basis and a seasonal basis to maximize plant light capture and building shading, thereby maximizing crop yield and building energy savings, or for esthetic considerations.
A vertical growing system for cultivation of plants, the system comprising:
A vertical growing system for cultivation of plants, the system comprising:
A vertical growing system for cultivation of plants, the system comprising:
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