When we’re all eating cricket protein on what’s left of our planet in the future, this is what the cricket farms might look like.

Brooklyn Navy Yard–based design firm Terreform ONE just won a $20,000 design prize from the LafargeHolcim Foundation for its design of a modular edible insect farm.

“It’s intended for the impending food crisis, where people will need access to good sources of alternative protein, as raising livestock is not possible at our current rate of consumption and resource extraction,” according to a description on Terreform ONE’s site. “In an advanced economic setting, this farm can introduce a sophisticated and ultra-sanitary method of locally harvesting insects for the production of cricket flour in fine cuisine recipes.”

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