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CHUNXI Marketplace and GULANG Gymnasium / Atelier Z+

February 17, 2026 Andreas Luco 0

NEXUS is guided by the core principles of vibrancy, low carbon, and smart living. It marks the first realized “Ideal Unit” of a future community since Vanke launched its “Future City” program initiative in 2018. CHUNXI Marketplace and GULANG Gymnasium are among the first batch buildings completed in the community. As early exemplars, they’re not only the container of everyday life, but also the advocate of green ecology.

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CHUNXI Marketplace and GULANG Gymnasium / Atelier Z+

February 17, 2026 Andreas Luco 0

NEXUS is guided by the core principles of vibrancy, low carbon, and smart living. It marks the first realized “Ideal Unit” of a future community since Vanke launched its “Future City” program initiative in 2018. CHUNXI Marketplace and GULANG Gymnasium are among the first batch buildings completed in the community. As early exemplars, they’re not only the container of everyday life, but also the advocate of green ecology.

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Xutian Market / Multi-Architecture

February 3, 2026 Andreas Luco 0

At the foothills of Luofu Mountain, numerous streams formed, with one flowing southwest toward the plains, irrigating the farmlands.The early settlers gathered and settled against the hills, facing the stream, and ancient structures such as Wujingkui and Side Hall still remain today. From the area along Wujingkui and the fengshui-pond, the main peak of Luofu Mountain is visible. Following the launch of the Nankunshan-Luofushan Rim Pioneer Zone Architectural Art Project , Xutian Village was selected as our site due to its typical characteristics. It is carved out of the disparate leftover spaces behind the houses of 14 villagers. These spaces are linked along the fengshui-pond to form a continuous, narrow belt over 120 meters long and about 1,000 square meters in area. While sequentially connected, each of these 14 plots exists in its own unique state,currently filled with temporary sheds and toilets built by the villagers.

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Angkor Market / UAD Architects

November 8, 2024 Hana Abdel 0

Situated on Preah Sihanouk Ave, linking the northern route that leads to Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and downtown of Siem Reap, Angkor Market is a two-story red brick building, surrounded by a century’s worth of cultural heritage Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, Angkor National Museum and Amansara Resort. We aim to activate a gap in the urban fabric and create a new gathering spot while maintaining the harmony of the existing neighborhood. The market comprises grocery stores, pharmacies, stationery, and household appliances that contribute to making people’s shopping experiences pleasurable.

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CAMINHA Market / LOFTSPACE + Tiago Sousa

September 3, 2024 Valeria Silva 0

The market is a point of exchange, buying and selling, a meeting point, or even, nowadays, a point of cultural interest. In these polyvalences of functions and definitions, it is concluded that the market, when functional, is a point of reference in a place. It is thus, in the importance of function, form or scale that urban space is designed and constructed. The current Caminha market is not integrated into the site nor does it stand out due to its function.

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SAMA Square Market / Tan Kwon Chong Architect

May 9, 2024 Anna Dumitru 0

SAMA Square, situated in the bustling heart of Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, represents a paradigm shift in market and retail development, embodying the essence of unity and communal engagement. The name “SAMA SQUARE,” meaning “togetherness,” reflects its ethos of bringing people together to celebrate life through shopping, dining, leisure, and activities.

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Tea Leaf Market of Zhuguanlong / THAD SUP Atelier

February 21, 2024 Andreas Luco 0

Zhuguanlong Township in Shouning County, Fujian Province of China, where the Tea Leaf Market is located, was a tea-rich but poverty-stricken region with vast tea fields and a moso bamboo forest in its mountains. To boost the local tea leaf trading economy, the government and villagers proposed a multi-functional tea leaf market near a bus stop. It could also provide the villagers with a quality public space for gathering, leisure activities, and sharing business opportunities. As a result, a big open space with a large span was built with local materials, craftsmen and building technologies. It could be flexibly used throughout the year with low maintenance costs. Apart from seasonal tea leaf trading, it can serve multiple public purposes. (farm produce trading, festival celebrations, weddings, funerals, outdoor film projection, and children’s activities) 

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South Gate Market (Nanmen Market) / Bio-architecture Formosana

February 13, 2024 Hana Abdel 0

Since 1906, not a day has gone by without the old South Gate Market being filled with noise, scent, and memories. After 1949, Taiwan’s complex geopolitical position took away the possibility of many family reunions. But when people gathered in this marketplace where the old southern city gate used to stand, preparing the dishes their grandparents once made, they created their own community. Since then, on every New Year’s Eve, the South Gate Market transforms into a crowded, loud space brimming with scents that feel like home.