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Category Archives: paris
Foodie Underground: Growing Your Own
ColumnAdventures in urban composting. “The worm compost bin is getting delivered next week, we can finally get the worms going again!” “Finally!” This is what we call a romantic Foodie Underground conversation. Let me take a few steps back.
Posted in compost, composting, food, gardening, paris
Tagged foodie, Foodie Underground, kale, urban gardening, vermiculture
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Foodie Underground: Growing Your Own
ColumnAdventures in urban composting. “The worm compost bin is getting delivered next week, we can finally get the worms going again!” “Finally!” This is what we call a romantic Foodie Underground conversation. Let me take a few steps back.
Posted in compost, composting, food, gardening, paris
Tagged foodie, Foodie Underground, kale, urban gardening, vermiculture
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BIG Unveils Winning Plans for Massive Green-Roofed Europa City Outside of Paris
Read the rest of BIG Unveils Winning Plans for Massive Green-Roofed Europa City Outside of Paris Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: “sustainable architecture”, big, Bjarke Ingels Group, eco design, eco-city, europa city, europacity, france, green architecture, … Continue reading
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Tagged "sustainable architecture", Architecture, big, Bjarke Ingels Group, carousel showcase, eco design, eco-city, europa city, europacity, france, green architecture, Green Building, Green City, green roof, green-roofed city, master planned city, Paris, Sustainable Building, Sustainable city, sustainable design, urban design, urban park
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Gateway Villetaneuse Footbridge Unfurls Like a Leaf Over Train Tracks Outside of Paris
Read the rest of Gateway Villetaneuse Footbridge Unfurls Like a Leaf Over Train Tracks Outside of Paris Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: “sustainable architecture”, bridge, bridge over train tracks, DVVD, eco design, footbridge, gateway over railway, … Continue reading
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Tagged "sustainable architecture", Architecture, bridge, bridge over train tracks, carousel showcase, DVVD, eco design, footbridge, gateway over railway, gateway villetaneuse, green architecture, Green Building, green design, Green Transportation, Paris, pedestrian bridge, pedestrian friendly bridge, pedestrian friendly design, pedestrian-friendly, Sustainable Building, sustainable design, villetaneuse
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Paris Officials Hire Sheep to Mow and Fertilize City Green Space
Last week, four shaggy black sheep were put to work grazing on the grass in front of Paris‘ municipal archives building. The sheep are being used as a pastoral alternative to gas-guzzling and noisy conventional lawn mowers, and if the … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Bertrand Delanoë, black sheep, cities, eco grazing, environmental policy, ewes, green initiatives, green lawn mowing, lawnmower alternatives, Paris, sheep
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Renault Unveils Colorful Pavilion Made From 15 Shipping Containers on Ile Seguin, Paris
Read the rest of Renault Unveils Colorful Pavilion Made From 15 Shipping Containers on Ile Seguin, Paris Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: Île Seguin, Cargotecture, Daylighting, green materials, Man Architecture, Paris, pavilion, recycled shipping containers, Renault … Continue reading
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Tagged Cargotecture, carousel showcase, Daylighting, gallery, Green Materials, Île Seguin, Man Architecture, Paris, pavilion, recycled shipping containers, Renault
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Foodie Underground: The Beauty in Simplicity
ColumnHave we lost our ability to do – and appreciate – the beauty of the simple things in life? I had walked by the socca stand once before. All the way in the back of Paris’ popular Marché des Enfants … Continue reading
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Tagged foodie, Foodie Underground, france, simple, simple food, simplicity, socca, street food
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Foodie Underground: In Search of French Kale
ColumnWhere can I find ‘le kale’? There are certain staples in the Foodie Underground diet: coffee, quinoa, sea salt, red wine, cardamom, kale. In fact, we all have staples; the essentials that we depend on, the stuff that we’ll never … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking kale, foodie, france, French food, french markets, kale, kale chips, organic markets, The kale project
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Foodie Underground: The French Connection
Column What is it that makes us so obsessed with French food culture? Travel and food go together like… well… travel and food. There’s no better way to get to learn a place, except for maybe pack up and move … Continue reading
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Tagged foodie, france, france food, French, French food, the french connection, travel eating, travel food
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