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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Sant Antoni Sunday Market in Barcelona, Spain by Ravetllat-RibasJune 26th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Ravetllat-Ribas The relocation of Sant Antoni Sunday Market needed a site located near the old Market, which is nowadays being refurbished by our office. Only hosting a sales area one morning a week, it was needed to put in place reversible solutions that do not alter the space in its weekly configuration.  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula
 Image Courtesy Adrià Goula These assumptions lead to consider the covering of the central road of Urgell Street, which is closed to traffic every Sunday and keeps its intensive traffic role the rest of the days. In order to safeguard the Sunday activity we covered the central area of the street with a light roof, supported by arcades on the sidewalks. The structure is permanent, but there is a partially retractable roof that can reduce its surface during weekdays and increase the coverage to the market stalls on Sundays.  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula The structure is always situated above 4.50 meters in height, to respect the required gauge in this type of urban roads. Under the roof we provided a maintenance gateway containing the engines for retractable panels and projectors that enhance the lighting of the street, which can be replaced without interrupting the traffic.  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula  Image Courtesy Adrià Goula
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