Transforming urban food deserts to food oases
Urban Indoor Closed-Loop Farm
Gaia Gardens is an urban indoor closed-loop farm, designed to grow healthy organic food. This cutting edge system utilizes proven aeroponic and hydroponic growing technologies installed in controlled environment greenhouses.
The greenhouses supply fresh and highly nutritious organic leafy greens, herbs, berries and vegetables on a year-round basis. These organically grown food products are marketed and sold directly to local restaurants, schools, and grocery stores.
Gaia Garden's Food Waste to Fresh Food Program recycles food waste collected from customers into renewable energy and fresh food. In return, the fresh food will be supplied back to new growth.
The clean carbon-negative energy will be in the form of biogas fuel to generate power, heating and cooling to run the Gaia Gardens facility to make it self-reliant. Thus, this advanced super-efficient food production facility can become a “Net Zero Energy” operation utilizing both the biogas energy with recycling of food wastes, water, nutrients and carbon along with additional solar power from an onsite PV solar panel energy.
Closed-loop Farm Facility with Hydroponics, Aeroponics & AgriFoodTech Innovation Center
Kitchen and Cafe
Enjoy dining at our locally sourced restaurant. Gaia Gardens also creates gourmet popcorn, tea, coffee and fresh salad
Food Production and Supply
On-site grocery store sells the fresh produce and provides fresh produce to local schools
Food Waste Recycling
Collect food excess from local schools and restaurants transform into nutrients for Gaia Gardens (Compost/Casting Tea)
Bridge The Gap
Gaia Gardens at The Bridge is a Closed-loop Indoor Urban farming facility designed as a large-scale vertically integrated aquaponics and aeroponics system for local fresh food production of vegetables, leafy greens, berries and herbs.