New Market in Celje / Arhitektura Krušec

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© Miran Kambič

Architects: Arhitektura Krušec
Location: Celje,
Project Team: Lena Krušec, Tomaž Krušec and Vid Kurinčič
Colaborators: Tina Mikulič, Vanja Milosavljevič, Jurij Nemec, Matej Nolda, Jan Šavli and Miha Žargi
Investor: Municipality of Celje, CMC Celje
Client: Municipality of Celje and CMC Celje
Project Area: 410 sqm
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Miran Kambič

The town market is situated in the heart of the city. Ever since it was formed, in the middle of the previous century, the market has represented the centre of urban activity in the city.

© Miran Kambič

In contrast to the old market, the new development is designed as an extrovert urban area, a kind of covered city square which is inextricably linked to the surrounding urban space.

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The new market building is designed like a giant roof, which covers both closed as well as open stalls intended for costermongers. The roof is divided into several smaller roof surfaces, which have split levels so as to create transitive areas, penetrated by sunlight, which lights up the marketplace during the day.

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The pointed interspaces, which allow the market to enjoy natural lighting, also have a structural purpose, as they constitute the carrying supports which allow bridging of the entire width of the building without any intermediary supports.

© Miran Kambič

The monochrome colour design featured in the new market creates a neutral spatial background, which accentuates the colour diversity of the fruit, vegetables and other products available at the stalls. In the described manner, the final image of the architect’s work is not solely down to the work of the architect, whereas the appearance of the market is only complete when it is crowded with visitors.

* Location to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address.
 
 
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atmorph says:

One of the best ceiling I have ever seen. Fantastic. What is that? ;-)

 
# May 21, 2010 at 09:05
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Josephiklein.com says:

Like union sation in stlouis like it.

 
# May 21, 2010 at 14:08
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Gustavo Jimenez says:

I would like to see pictures with more people!

 
# May 22, 2010 at 17:24
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    ade says:

    agree,a market should be crowded with people not just a good bulding.

     
    # June 7, 2010 at 00:32
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Aleks says:

Users complain that the market is too cold in a season other than summer, the difference in temperature under the ceiling and at the sidewalk could be more than 10 degrees Celsius. That is pretty bad when you work selling vegetables in a nice sunny spring day and you still have to be dressed as being in winter time. I like the composition of the roof, but I believe the permanent shadows that cast into the square is a misfortune for the people using it. It would have been a better solution to have a removable roof.

 
# May 23, 2010 at 11:24
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{ kat } says:

gorgeous. it would be helpful to see photographs with people and goods.

 
# May 29, 2010 at 22:48
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jk says:

the photographer miran kambic should really learn how to use photoshop to remove bits of dust in his photos.

 
# June 13, 2010 at 11:52
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7:00 AM May 21st

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7:24 AM May 21st

New Market in Celje / Arhitektura Krušec: © Miran Kambič
Architects: Arhitektura Krušec
Location: Celje, Slovenia
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9:06 AM May 21st

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RT @archdaily New Market in Celje / Arhitektura Krušec http://archdai.ly/buOejM #architecture

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5:29 PM May 22nd

Vean este proyecto ya construido para un Mercado abierto en Eslovenia,no es necesario esconderlos en galpones http://is.gd/ckW5z

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5:31 PM May 22nd

RT @gejimenez: Vean este proyecto ya construido para un Mercado abierto en Eslovenia,no es necesario esconderlos en galpones http://is.gd/ckW5z

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3:17 PM May 28th

New Market in Celje by Arhitektura http://bit.ly/d5d4gl #architecture #market #design #slovenia *what an awesome market design

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