An open community market Istanbul, Turkey
The Instabul Community Market is shaped by a proposal based on a magic emergic carpet concept Which uses emerging market stalls to create an open, vibrant, flexibleand multi-use public space.
The hexagonal shape of the floor and the
stalls design is referring to Turkish and Armenian carpet industry tradition.
The roof shelter of the market is composed of a structural grid with knots
inspired by the "Turkish Knot"
in the carpet making.
The use of this hexagonal pattern for the
floor provides an efficient arrangement of the market stalls. The capability of
these urban elements to emerge and
submerge offers a multitude of possibilities for the use of space,
transforming the intervention site from a public square to a full function
market.
In the background of the site there is an
“L-shaped” building hosting all the necessary functions that supplement the
proposed dynamic market space. The wooden
façade texture refers to the architectural tradition of the city.
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