Inspiring to see how coffee consumption is driving innovative approaches to cultivating something that seems, in the beginning, unrelated (mushroom farms).

poptech:

Olson Kundig Architects install a mushroom farm inside a Seattle storefront that repurposes the city’s discarded coffee grounds as compost and teaches locals about urban agriculture.

(via architizer)

Source: architizer.com

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    I hope to have a little extra time when visiting Seattle this weekend. I’m going to look for this place.
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    I want to visit this place!
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