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Investigating the potential use of existing buildings for vertical farming
There are numerous reasons for the implementation of Vertical Farming (VF). Some of these include the reducing quality of natural land, the less water consumed in the production process, the ability to control and monitor the growing environment and the plant's nutrients. This research aims to inves...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2023
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