Abstract

Abstract In present metropolis, the growing land prices and the increasing pressure on developers to optimize the utilization of built areas are changing the way of how architects get involved with every project in urban environments. The intervention is majorly governed by density, multiplicity, and concentration of uses to rejuvenate urban centers. As there is exponential growth in a city, more demand for housing, entertainment, retail, green space, and infrastructure follows and, in turn, promotes more growth. As this increase in growth continues, the architectures that support it begins to merge and challenge notions of the boundary such a merging of a building with neighboring to involve the other program within itself. Considering history there has been many numerous intervention of integrating habitat with commercial and many a times retail combined with entertainment in a contemporary fashion, but frequently unexpected amalgamation will occur such as market with a bridge or a religious institution with a commercial building. As these combinations cannot be completely un-blended, nameable typology, they challenge our conception of our understanding of building identity and architectural typology. Furthermore, as this absence of typology is escalated and formalized, it becomes a phenomenon and can be referred to as a hybrid building. Hybrid Architecture fixates on contemporary concerns by merging multiple conceptions under a single infrastructure while it highlights the diversity of living experiences, programs, and people. The hybrid building is an arrangement of an unexpected commix of activities that intensify its utilization as well as amalgamates the diversity of the adjoining urban fabric. Hence the alliance generated between private and public spheres as well the linking between disparate programs can produce a new situation that stimulates and strengthen the building and their environment. The thesis intends to looks as rethinking the role of markets in the urban structure as the new type of hybrid module supporting a new type of socio-economic development, and create a medium for the communities by creating a platform for not only economic means but also socially. The research is determined by the pursuit of new forms of a market which can contribute more to the city and functional program corresponding to the requests of a modern consumer.