Narindrapur Market at Siwan, by Studio Matter

Narindrapur Market, at Siwan, Bihar, by Studio Matter

Narindrapur MARKET, SIWAN, BIHAR by Studio Matter ~ The design retains all existing vendors as per the existing clusters with a few additional facilities and space for more vendors to join.
Narindrapur Market at Siwan, by Studio Matter

Narindrapur Market at Siwan, Bihar, by Studio Matter

Since decades, a bi-weekly market has popped up on this site – an odd-shaped strip of land on opposite sides of the Narindrapur road in Siwan, Bihar. The design retains all existing vendors as per the existing clusters with a few additional facilities and space for more vendors to join. By organising the market on plinths and under the shade of MS space-framed structures, the design also accounts for ideas of interaction, circulation and accessibility in an attempt to invigorate the place as a small urban node with the possibility of activities even on days when the market does not sit.

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PROJECT FACTS

Project Name: Narindrapur Market
Project Type: Public.
Location: Narindrapur, Siwan, Bihar

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

Project Type: Public
Client: Sanjiv Kumar Singh
Engineer: Scon Private Limited, Patna
Year of Initiation: 2019
Location: Narindrapur, Bihar
Design Team: Aliptha Govindu, Rishiraj Sarkar, Ruturaj Parikh
Site Area: 1280 Sq M
Built-Up Area: 250 Sq M approx.
Status: Completed
Images and Drawings: Studio Matter

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