Set in a fast-approaching future, this speculative exploration proposes a new marketplace typology — bridging the current disparity between production, consumerism and public space. Located on a prominent Wellington site, the architecture challenges the way innovative manufacturing is conveyed, displayed and perceived, and the relationships it has with those who engage with it. Inserted within an established urban fabric, the architecture operates at multiple scales, thoughtfully composed as a public domain for human-scale encounters.
Urban Design. Architecture. Interior Architecture. Landscape.