The rice fields are ripe yellow in Japanese company office
In the 9-storey building, there are rice plots, vegetable beds used to cook for the staff here.
In the 9-storey building, there are rice plots, vegetable beds used to cook for the staff here.
Kono Designs has created a green space for both outside and inside the 9-storey office building in Tokyo (Japan).The facade of the house is covered by many different plants and flowers.Therefore, the people walking, working nearby are also watching the grass among the crowded neighborhoods.
The building has a total area of 20,000 m2, of which 4,000 m2 are used to plant 200 different kinds of plants such as rice, vegetables, fruit trees .
All food and food harvested will serve the meals of those working in the building.
Employees in the company are encouraged to take time to take care of the plants.Some tree care experts will be the main force to ensure that the tree is well developed.
Rice is grown in the traditional form in wetlands.
Designers and company leaders hope to help people become more connected with nature.
Indoor plants are grown in various forms such as hydroponics, dry soil cultivation, and wetlands.
Although there is no sunlight in the house, the tree still grows well thanks to the LED system.
On the ceiling of the meeting room is a tomato truss that has produced red ripe berries.
Instead of curtains are fruit fences that divide the spaces.
Being well cared for, the plants in the house are as wrong as being grown naturally.
The lobby around the reception area is the green color of the vines.
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