Monday, January 31, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
capstone project
INTENT
Obesity in America is a growing problem; fast food restaurants serve unhealthy, cheap and fast alternatives to eating a wholesome, healthy meal. I believe the high amount of obesity and diabetes in the United States illustrates a real problem with the food industry. More and more people are turning towards organic choices, farmers markets, and even growing their own food in order to stay healthy. Healthy food is a basic human right for all people and should be made readily available. Cincinnati’s district of Over-the-Rhine was once considered the most dangerous neighborhood in Cincinnati and its residents are among the lowest income families in the city, but volunteer work and enthusiasm has been dedicated in revitalizing the area and it steadily improves with each year. I want to educate and stimulate the Over-the-Rhine community by ensuring affordable healthy food access for the urban poor by designing a farmer’s market, restaurant and cafĂ©, and culinary school.
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