The VVE Plant Pavilion is an installation that reimagines the interaction between visitors of Jiabei Country Park and greenery and plantations. The design centers around the integration of vertical farming with an agile and lightweight structural system. The system is constructed using lightweight marineboard panels that utilize a unique interlocking and stacking mechanism. Unlike conventional timber, this system eliminates the need for complicated joints or precision craftsmanship. The panels can be easily interlocked due to the spatial arrangement of V-shaped joints. This simplicity in assembly offers two main advantages: Firstly, it allows a broader range of participants to engage in the construction process, promoting inclusivity and active participation. In fact, several students from Tongji University in Shanghai participated in and assisted with the assembly of this project. Secondly, the V-shaped cavities between the panels serve as suitable spaces for accommodating various plant types. With a modest budget and a construction period of just two days, this installation can be assembled, disassembled, and reassembled as needed. The deliberate incorporation of vertical farming aims to demonstrate that urban sustainable agriculture initiatives can be achieved in dense cities like Shanghai by leveraging the simplicity of the construction system.