What If Train Stations Could Feed Cities?
Tel Aviv Sovidor Station is the second-largest train station in Israel today with 13.5 million passengers annually. It houses six platforms and almost all of the Israeli train lines pass through it.
This project aims to reimagine the circulation in the existing station, using hydroponic vertical farming as a guiding element in space. It does so with the minimal possible intervention in the existing train station structure.
The project creates a situation of “consumption on the way” for the passengers to purchase while passing through the station.
This project was developed in collaboration with architect Yuval Ehud.