
For one year, Phil Dunn is attempting to base his diet on food grown only where he lives, in Dubai's Sustainable City.

Described as the emirate's first net zero-energy development, the Sustainable City is meant to foster a community around social, environmental and economic sustainability.

It extends across 46 hectares on the outskirts of Dubai.

The development is surrounded by 2,500 trees serving as a buffer zone from pollutants.

It offers 3,000 square meters for urban farming and is home to 11 biodome greenhouses, which grow a range of leafy produce.

Buildings and parking lots are powered by solar panels.

Residents can eat fresh eggs laid by the community's chickens.

The cycle track encourages personal fitness.



