Now you can grow your main course and side dish all in the same place thanks to the Kippen House. Traci Fontyn is the designer of the Kippen House, which features insulated walls and a rooftop garden.
The rooftop garden of the Kippen House has room for several small pots of fruit, vegetables or herbs. This chicken coop is ideal for urban farmers looking to maximize a small space. The Fontyn's coops are made-to-order and are only available to residents in the Seattle area.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Urban Farming
- The Kippen House presents an opportunity for urban farmers to maximize small spaces and grow food in a sustainable way, creating a trend towards urban farming.
- Vertical Gardening
- The rooftop garden on the Kippen House demonstrates an opportunity for vertical gardening that could revolutionize vertical urban farming and gardening.
- Sustainable Agriculture
- The Kippen House presents an opportunity for sustainable agriculture by generating an interest in growing food in urban areas while reducing waste and reliance on factory-farmed food.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Agriculture
- The Kippen House presents an opportunity for the agriculture industry to embrace sustainable agriculture and develop more innovative approaches to urban farming.
- Home and Garden
- The Kippen House presents an opportunity for the home and garden industry to explore innovative and sustainable options for backyard gardening and farming.
- Construction and Design
- The Kippen House presents an opportunity for the construction and design industry to develop more sustainable and eco-friendly approaches to building chicken coops and other urban farming structures.
