Rooftop Garden
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Create a green rooftop space that is being sustained by students and teachers
What
?
Using the rooftop area to plant vegetables, herbs, plants (flowers for bees), etc
Who ? Student driven
How? Organise recurring events
Students who take care of it can also take vegetables & herbsStatus Quo : Two raised beds are fixed and planted
Plan for now:
- Build up a community for the rooftop garden
- Fix the last six raised beds
- Fill the last six raised beds with soil and start planting resistant plants that are easy to take care of
- Create maintenance plan between dedicated ’gardeners’
- Weekly gardening sessions
- Arrange Vacation plan with school (water system, FIT presence)
- Check which students can take care of the garden during holidays
Plan for long term:
- Build Skillsets and share knowledge.
- Station Skills can work as a rewarding system as well as a direct joint venture with the Material-, Interaction Station and many more.
These could be:
- Wood workshop for building garden beds (for example with Raymond Molendijk)
- Arduino programming for a watering system (for example with Yoana Buzova)
- Building your own organic pots with Ganoderma-Mushroom and agricultural-waste, such as hemp stock (with Emma van der Leest from Blue City)
- Invite external guests from de Dakdokters, Op Het Dak, DakAkker and many more.
Contact:
Clara
0966914@hr.nl
Andreas
0975055@hr.nlLinks
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