In Montreal, Lufa Farms created a 31,000 greenhouse garden atop an office building that grows over 25 varieties of pesticide-free veggies. They're hoping to bring their business south of the border, planning expansion to Boston, New York, & Chicago.
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The greenhouse roof is a cool concept as long as you have the structural capacity to put that on the roof. Most buildings do not.
I don't think it will work in America. People aren't really interested in it, and there will be a million and one excuses why it can't be done. Pity ...
Lufa farms really rock, they do organic baskets that you can get all year round, and their veggies are really tasty.
Of course it will work in America! Anyone ever heard of Sky Vegetables? It's happening right now...
http://www.skyvegetables.com/
Contact them about their projects in Massachusetts and the Bronx. Very inspiring.