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The Stores Marketplace
The Stores Marketplace
West End, Australia
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The Stores Marketplace
West End, Australia
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
The client’s brief was to establish a fresh food marketplace. We proposed that the key to the project lay less in the architecture and more in the makeup of the vendors. A study of various contemporary and historic market precedents led us to identify the attributes we believed central to the making of a true market.
The site is located on a harsh, ex-industrial arterial where little public amenity remains. From the very earliest conversations we identified an opportunity to make a generous contribution to the public realm. Careful consolidation of the program within the existing structures afforded the opportunity to program “leftover” space. Centered around a central pedestrian thoroughfare, a series of rooms and courtyards form organisational elements and a series of gathering places for the community.
Project in association with Jasper Brown Architects.
Awards /
Beatrice Hutton Award for Commercial Architecture, Australian Institute of Architects, Qld Architecture Awards, 2018
Images by Christopher Frederick Jones.
The site is located on a harsh, ex-industrial arterial where little public amenity remains. From the very earliest conversations we identified an opportunity to make a generous contribution to the public realm. Careful consolidation of the program within the existing structures afforded the opportunity to program “leftover” space. Centered around a central pedestrian thoroughfare, a series of rooms and courtyards form organisational elements and a series of gathering places for the community.
Project in association with Jasper Brown Architects.
Awards /
Beatrice Hutton Award for Commercial Architecture, Australian Institute of Architects, Qld Architecture Awards, 2018
Images by Christopher Frederick Jones.
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