A fly-through video of the proposed Forest Park (Digital Detox Zone), in Meanwood Valley Urban Farm, Leeds as part of the Cities Alive Module (MA Landscape Architecture). Cities Alive is a movement developed by the ARUP group to shape our urban future by bringing in new developments or rejuvenate by a green infrastructure design approach.
The existing meadow land in the western portion of the Urban farm was transformed into a forest park which is also a digital detox zone where people visiting the place can spend time with the natural environment disconnecting from the world of technology.
The forest park furnishes with various social, economic, and environmental benefits and is a hub of various ecosystem services such as it improves Physical and Mental well being, Improves Air Quality, Carbon Sequestration, Reduces storm water runoff, Reduces urban heat island effect and provides Food and Habitat for wildlife.
The existing meadow land in the western portion of the Urban farm was transformed into a forest park which is also a digital detox zone where people visiting the place can spend time with the natural environment disconnecting from the world of technology.
The forest park furnishes with various social, economic, and environmental benefits and is a hub of various ecosystem services such as it improves Physical and Mental well being, Improves Air Quality, Carbon Sequestration, Reduces storm water runoff, Reduces urban heat island effect and provides Food and Habitat for wildlife.
