Agricultural urbanism: Exploring urban design models for peri-urban food production

Abstract

Peri-urban areas are vitally important to the function and value of Aotearoa New Zealand’s settlements, communities, ecology, and economies, particularly in a world where the localisation of the food supply chain is increasing in priority as natural disasters, pandemics, severe weather events, and human-induced conflicts amplify the lack of resilience in our often long and complex food systems