Live green, eat green with this DIY modular garden that ‘expands’ with you! - Yanko Design

Urban farming and gardening take been gaining momentum by the minute. People are realizing the importance of self-sustenance, especially when it comes to food production and the growth of greenery. Danish architects Sine Lindholm and Mads-Ulrick Husum have created 'GrowMore' in an endeavor to encourage such a society. GrowMore is an urban gardening modular blueprint that expands as your plants grow. The modular, open-source organisation is made entirely out of CNC-milled plywood. The versatile planter can be bolted and unbolted in a variety of configurations, allowing yous to maintain mini or larger-than-mini farms and gardens. GrowMore consists of a collection of six individual parts including plywood, shelving and planting units, which are held together past a 'circular pivotal joint', that uses M8 bolts in order to create varied designs from the very same parts. "It's like a Lego organization," said Lindholm "The parts tin can be rotated vertically and horizontally, so it's totally flexible. You can actually freestyle, and build anything you want."

Displayed at the Seoul Compages Biennale, an exhibition of designs created for the cities of the future, GrowMore was designed in such a manner that the three-dimensional garden can exist congenital by anyone in the comforts of their own abode/town! Anyone with a CNC machine can produce their own plywood pieces and use them to create a construction that best suits their needs. "You can have information technology indoors or outdoors, you can use it for dividing spaces, or y'all tin can use it as a quick fashion of edifice upwardly a very airy and transparent space," said Lindholm. GrowMore aspires to be more than just a modular garden or farm, it promises to be a place of refuge for anyone who is weary of the world and needs a breath of fresh air. An opportunity to connect with nature and grow your ain greens? This is something I am sure everybody would exist on lath with, and I wouldn't be surprised if I saw a couple of GrowMores coming up in my own metropolis!

Designers: Sine Lindholm and Mads-Ulrik Husum