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    • Testimonials
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Rooftops

MElbourne SkyFarm

Melbourne Skyfarm is a unique urban sustainability, food, and education platform on the roof of a carpark in the Melbourne CBD. We designed the 2000m2 rooftop landscape for multiple environmental, social, and economic functions and outcomes.

We approached the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre with the idea of repurposing this unused carpark rooftop, and turning it into a thrivivng, biodiverse and productive landscape. ​The project is backed by the City of Melbourne’s Urban Forest Fund, and uses hundreds of self-watering Biofilta Foodcube wicking beds to capture rainwater for irrigation. Native biodiversity plantings and food plants are creating an oasis in the city and contribute to urban cooling. ​

We recently completed this landscape and held a launch event on December 8, 2021. The productive urban farm has grown heaps of fresh vegetables that have been donated to food charity Ozharvest. The rest of the rooftop venue and sustainability innovation centre will open to the public in mid/late 2022.
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Behind the scenes video meet the partners and people behind Skyfarm
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​P:  9673 0330
E: hello@theslc.com.au

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TSLC is a division of ​Australian Ecosystems. 
The Sustainable Landscape Company acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Victoria and Australia. We operate on the lands of the Wurundjeri people, and pay our respects to them, their culture and their Elders past and present.