Carbon Farm Timber Tower Unrolled Section

The Carbon Farm Timber Tower features urban farming in stacked aeroponic greenhouses and carbon capture on its facade. Located in São Paulo, the tower houses the Carbon Collective, activists who leverage Carbon as a commodity for environmental stewardship. They promote Carbon awareness through generative design, education, innovation, and lifestyle choices. The Collective feeds 2,400 people and captures 206 metric tonnes of Carbon daily. This is equivalent to removing 16,400 cars from the road. But the Collective warns that the towers alone aren’t enough. If, over the next 50 years, they build twenty more towers in São Paulo and 200 towers in South America, the world only moves 1% closer to the IPCC emission reduction warming goals for 1.5 C. If the entire world lived like the Collective, we would reach those goals in less than 4 years. Combating Climate Change is not just a technological challenge. It’s a social one.