Green Roots Market - Innovative Food Systems for Urban Sustainability in Franklinton

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2025-05

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The Ohio State University

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Green Roots began as a response to food insecurity in Franklinton, a Columbus neighborhood without an accessible grocery store. What started as a question—How can design become a local solution? — turned into a vision for a community-centered market that integrates urban agriculture, sustainability, and education. With a central greenhouse, on-site produce, and space for gardening workshops and learning opportunities, Green Roots aims to create a circular, sustainable grocery system that is both affordable and empowering. It's a space where design meets social impact, blending urban life with the natural world.

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Best in Show through IIDA, Senior Capstone Exhibition at Urban Arts Space

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Sustainable Model, Innovative Food Systems, Food insecurity, Circular Business Model, Agriculture, Accessibility, Equitable Access, Hydroponic Systems, Design Solutions

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