The Royal Festival Hive
The Royal Festival Hive
The South Bank in central London, is an extensive collection of art galleries, cinemas, concert halls and open public spaces. The top of one of these buildings, the Royal festival Hall, houses our bee hive, nested inside a scale model of the same building. The Purpose of the "Royal Festival Hive" is to demonstrate that buildings can be productive, engage with the local ecology and educate about the environmental plight of this vital insect. The location was chosen because the site is negatively associated with dense concrete postwar developments, devoid of nature.The hive shows that if we can produce food here, then we can produce urban food almost anywhere.
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Genius and inspiring....
can we have these everywhere?
Great genius - power to the bees.
Genius! A perfect use of space.
The bees! The bees! Come on.. we need 'em for the future of the human race!
Definitely their knees. Keep up the good work. Can I come and see next time I am in London?
Genuine genius generates honey.
Could you grow toast and coffee up there as well for the full continental breakfast experience?