By Lucy Wang, Source: Inhabitat

Farmland is shrinking across the world at an alarming rate, sparking fears of a global food crisis. In a bid to increase food security, a multidisciplinary team of architects and botanists developed the Jellyfish Barge, a floating modular greenhouse that produces food hydroponically with a minimal environmental footprint. Constructed with wood and recycled materials, the lightweight greenhouse relies primarily on solar energy to bring an affordable and easy-to-build solution to communities vulnerable to water and food scarcity.

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