A Visionary Sanctuary for 2075 – Imagined by Harry Holding Gardens of the Future — edited by Ruth Chivers, with a foreword by Olivia Laing.
We were honoured to be invited by the British Library to be part of Gardens of the Future — a landmark publication and exhibition exploring bold horticultural visions for the year 2075. Our contribution, The Food and Medicine Garden, envisions an immersive urban sanctuary where food, medicine, community and ecology thrive in harmony.
Accompanies Unearthed, the British Library exhibition.
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Set in a dense temperate metropolis, the Future Food and Medicine Garden is a rewilded urban fragment — a multi-layered, community-led ecosystem where nature and technology work in harmony. Vertical platforms and subterranean chambers host diverse crops, medicinal herbs and fungi, supported by AI systems and solar-powered mycelium walls. Four immersive zones celebrate resilience, healing, biodiversity and abundance: the Propagation Hub, Apothecary Garden, Forest Garden, and Orchard. Owned by the city and cared for collectively, this sanctuary offers food, education, and wellbeing — a regenerative blueprint for urban living in 2075, where people and planet thrive together.
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