🌿 Chicken Hero Pavilion by @radarchitects |
Built in the hilly garden of Urban Forest Jakarta, this 900 m² pavilion takes a direct, hands-on approach to tackling food waste through backyard poultry farming. Designed as a public space and working prototype, the tunnel-like structure, nicknamed “The Chicken Coop”, offers inclusive access to education and entertainment while showing how local food systems can work. With Indonesia facing serious food loss challenges, the project turns organic waste from nearby restaurants into chicken bedding, compost, and fresh eggs, reconnecting communities with food production in a simple, effective way.
Made with reclaimed bamboo and passive design strategies, the pavilion was active for four weeks, processing food waste, creating compost every three days, and distributing 40 eggs daily to the same restaurants. It’s not just about architecture, it’s about sparking small, local systems that reduce reliance on centralized sustainability models. RAD+ar’s pavilion questions how cities and neighborhoods can produce less waste, more food, and stronger local networks, all while creating a space where people and chickens share more than just ground.
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