Exploring Urban Agriculture: A Trend in Sustainable Building Design Based on VUCA

Urban gardening may provide nutritious food and reduce climate change. Addressing urban environmental issues like volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity with urban agriculture might make sustainable building design appealing. VUCA-focused urban agriculture promotes local food production, reduces dependency on external resources, addresses climate change, and promotes adaptable, sustainable architecture design solutions that include urban agriculture. A systematic and scientific approach to urban agriculture utilizing the MARISCO technique to integrate urban and rural regions and promote urban agriculture as the primary strategy for sustainable urban development is highlighted in this paper. According to the study, the MARISCO technique manages urban agricultural project risks and vulnerabilities well. In VUCA settings, urban agriculture must be integrated into building design to create livable, resilient, and sustainable cities.