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How Melbourne’s skyscraper car parks could be transformed into urban farms

Urban farms and communal spaces are among the ideas for repurposing car park floors in Melbourne’s skyscrapers in the future when it is predicted that residents will rely more on driverless and shared electric cars.

The architects of Melbourne’s tallest building, Australia 108, have created designs envisioning the transformation of the building’s 10 levels of car parking into space for a vertical farm, beehives, water collection and storage, pet care, podcast studios, co-working, and education.

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