british student eliza hague introduces inflatable greenhouses in the pink city of jaipur

jaipur city has been long known as the pink city of india due to the dominant color scheme of its architectural buildings constructed throughout the years on history.

situated over 160 miles from the capital new delhi, the beauty of jaipur is recognized globally as the most colored and popular tourist destination in india. especially for architravelers (travelers who exclusively hunts for architectures and designs), who wishes to overlook shades of pink monuments, museums, that warmly welcomes everyone along with the highest sense of hospitality.

the friendly people, the endless culinary, there’s certainly more than just these in the pink city of jaipur, such as the fact that they are currently on the way towards embracing a sustainable exposure on food sourcing.

initiated by british design student, eliza hague, the design scheme was projected by the inflatable origami-like greenhouses that hague created to encourage local communities to grow their own food. the main purpose is to boost a more self-sufficient, plant-based diet, as to make an alternative solution to the growing demand of destructive meat-based farming.