Final Year Project_Market x Production

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Siok Yee Tan u1626389 Fifth Year Unit 8

Market Reimagined as Civic Encounter Space: A Food Journey


Sarajevo, a city that is composed of three different ethnicities and cultures has made it truly unique. A multi-faceted city of history, culture, religion and architecture. Although the gap between the ethnicity has grew post-war, market is still the connecting hub in the center of a neighborhood. Dating back to Ottoman period, market was built as center of neighborhoods’ development. Food ranging from raw ingredients such as spices and fresh vegetables to coffee aroma are being sold among the sizzling sound of grilled meats in a single market. Despite the differences in culture, food is the social center core of a city. Food shapes society, the unifier of culture that connects the souls. Food creates bond and facilitate conversation.

Farms in Sarajevo 2KM

Apart from bridging the ethnics together, this project aims to broaden the knowledge of public on traditional Bosnian food production and coffee culture too. The market is a reinvention on the processes of food productions as a dramatic journy, bringing food processing industry back into the city, a bridge between the rural and the city. A food market that uses only locally sourced ingredients A community open kitchen will be available for learning traditional cooking skills organized by the community follow by a mini coffee roastery will be set up inside the market as to educate the public on Bosnian coffee and understanding the production.

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Legends: Bosniaks Serbs

Smoke meat

Cheese

Croats IEBL

Burek

Peka

Demographics and Food in Sarajevo 2KM

Despite the ethnics can be seen segregated in terms of locations, food doesn’t. In Sarajevo, with years of ruling by different empires, its food has been influenced by different culture and adapted along the years to suit local flavours. There isn’t one specific dish that is identified as belongs to Bosniaks, Serbs or Croats. All types of Bosnian cuisines can be widely found despite of location and ethnicities.

Bosnian Coffee


Sarajevo City Centre Shopping Mall has taken place of the market’s role nowsaday in Sarajevo Goods: Mixed

Zelena Otoka

1895

A neo-Renaissance market hall built during AustroHungarian period Goods: meats and dairy products

Market with temporary stalls sheltered with umbrella at Bascarsijia. Goods: Fruits, Vegetables and mixed

2012

Bašcaršija

1967

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built as trading inn at courtyard spaces with loading, wares and horse facilities. Goods : Textiles

Gradska Trznica

Historical Timeline of Sarajevo Markets

Cluster of small sheltered stalls of Kosevo Ciglane Market along the street after construction of the Ciglane Bridge Goods: Fruits, Vegetables, and Non-food

2014

Bezistans (covered market) for craftsman-ship were built along with hans . Goods: Handcrafts

Ciglane Market

Tašlihan

Tornik

small market place surrounded by a proportionally small village

Bašcaršija

Located Across Gradska Trznica, Pijaca Markele is an open green market under steel structure shelter. Goods: Fruits, Vegetables

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1900 Shops were built along with Kolobara han, which was first built by Isa-Bey Ishaković.

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Kolobara Han

Pijaca Markele

Previous market was rebuilt as Zelena Otoka Shopping mall with conventional market booths accessed easily by neighbourhood. Goods: Vegetable, fruits and mixed


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Markets in Sarajevo 1

Pijaca Kvadant

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Sirano

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Zelena Pijaca Otoka

Gradska Trznika

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Pijaca Hrasno

Pijaca Markale

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Bascarsijia

Pijaca Grbavica 11

BBI Center

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Sarajevo City Centre 12

Alta Shopping Centre

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Pijaca Ciglane

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Burek

Traditional dishes cooked using Peka

Cevapi

Local delicacies and producers

Baklava

Butcher

Smoke Meat

Bosnian Coffee

Street vendors

Farmer

Farmer


smoke meats

SALT Raw Meat

Cover the raw meat with layer of salt.

Hang inside smokehouse and smoked using wood fire of apple trees or cherry trees. Different wood produced different flavours.

Hang inside drying chamber for dry curing to happen. Some may re-smoke again after 1-2 months of drying process.

Delicious Balkan Smoked Meats.

cheese

Raw Milk

Pasteurisation

Coagulation with fermenting micro-organisms.

Cutting & Milling.

Different types of cheese.

burek

Dough

Roll it with desired ingredients; Lay into roasting pan.

Wood-fire oven bake

Delicious traditional Burek served with different fillings.

peka

Raw ingredients from nearby markets

Traditional Bosnian dishes: Grah, Bosnian Pot, Roast meat, Salmar etc.

Traditional cooking method: Peka by using Sac.

coffee

Green beans. Pass through roastery machine.

Food Productions

Grind & brew.

Steaming hot Bosnian coffee serve in traditional copper-ware with sugar cubes.


Processes: 1. Green coffee beans 2. Prepare the beans for roasting 2a. Beans are roasted in the drum

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2b. Heat source 2c. Cooling the roasted beans 2d. Heat produced is exhausted outdoor 3. Store roasted beans 4. Grind roasted beans to desired particle sizes. Bosnian coffee is very finely grind. Texture is almost of powdered sugar.

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5. Brew the fine grinds. 6. Enjoy the Bosnian coffee.

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Coffee Process Diagram

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Processes: 1. Milk store in chiller room.

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2. Pasteurisation 3. Filtration 4. Coagulation 5. Pouring into moulds 6. Pressing

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7. Packing 8. Ripening 9. Bosnian cheese

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Cheese Process Diagram

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Processes: 1. Raw meats 2. Salting 3. Hang inside tiers of smoke-house (The levels depends on the smoke intensity) 4. Drying (1 - 2 months); Some may need to smoke again 5. Smoke meats ready to devour

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Smoke meat Process Diagram

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Restaurant & Bar

Night Cooking School

Smokehouse

Roastery

Cheese Production

Herbs Garden & Honey Production

Market Programs Analysis Legend: Number of users Low

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Site Plan @ 1 : 2000 Markets 1

Pijaca Markale

Food & Beverages 2

City Market

Supermarkets 3

Fishmonger

Parks 4

Butcher

Demolish 5

Street Market

Proposed Site

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Bala


Demolish

17 m

110000.00 110 m

Front Elevation 1:500

Proposed site

Section 1:500

Remain as Carpark

7.5 m BOUNDARY LINE

Existing Site Context


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Street Ferhadija

Site Plan @ 1 : 500 Markets

Food & Beverages

Parks

Proposed Site

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City Market

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Street Market

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Fish Monger

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Main transportstation access

Main pedestrians access

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Topography

Proximity to existing markets


Site Boundary

Programs allocated according to contexts

Massing Diagrams

Neighbouring Height

Market Level

Main access connecting surrounding context

Determine exhaust points

Expand for occupancy

Proposal


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Semi-Public

Mechanical Room + Storage + Staff Changing Room

Mechanical & Pump Room

Night Cooking School Space + Community Kitchen

Open Kitchen (Peka) + Restaurant

Roastery

Market Space

Cheese Production Centre

Restaurant

Bar

Cafe

Green Roof + Summer Pop-Up Market

Smokemeat Experience Hub & Drying Chamber

Smokehouse Chamber

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Existing Nearby Markets & Local Producers

Proposed Food Market

Provide ingredients

Users

Provide food & knowledge

Gain Revenue

Gain revenue to sustain Locals

Project Team Structure

Client

Programmes Breakdown

Centar Municipality Sarajevo Local Farmers & Producers Association

Design Team

Project Manager Senior Architect Junior Architects Interior Designers Landscape Designers

Consultants

Mechanical Engineers Electrical Engineers Structural Engineers Sustainability Engineers Fire Engineers

Tourists

Market Space

Quantity Surveyor

Cheese Production Space

-16 permanent stalls -10 pop-up stalls -Outdoor pop-up market during Summer - WC - Community Share Kitchens - Dining / Co-Working Space

Restaurant & Bar -3 Floors of restaurant -2 Floors of bar (including rooftop -Restaurant Capatiy: approx. 150 - WC -Reception -Waiting Lounge -Staffs Locker Room -Storage & Freezer Room - Kitchen -Mechanical Plant Room

Smokehouse

-1 Pasteurization Room - Cheese Tasting Hub -Machineries - Cheese Curing Chamber - WC - Storage - Cheese racks

-Smoke Chamber - Meat Drying Chamber - Meat Curing Chamber - Salting Space - Storage - Mechanical Room - Smokemeat Tasting Hub - Exhibition Space - WC - Cured Meat Hanging Space

Roastery -1 Floor + 1 Mezzanine -Green Bean Storage -Coffee Roastery Space -Cafe - Cupping Room - WC - Storage

Courtyard & Green Roof -Herbs Garden - Apiculture Area (Honey production & Environmental sustainable strategy) - Summer Pop-Up Market - Summer Outdoor Dining Space

Project Structure

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Street Ferhadija

Roof Plan @ 1 : 500


Local Neighbourhoods

New City

Old City

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Street Ferhadija

Site Plan @ 1 : 500 Legend: Delivery Route from Source to Restaurant

Connection to uphill neighbourhood

Entrances/ Exits

Connection to Pedestrians walkway

Connection to parking facility

Delivery Points

Fire Staircases

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Cupping Room

2 Reception 10 To Roof Garden

3 Restaurant + Open Kitchen 11 Cheese production

4 Market Space 12 Smokehouse

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5 Burek making space 14 Delivery Point

6 Night cooking school/ Event space 15 Cheese Bar

16 Toilets

7 Community Kitchen 17 Courtyard

8 Roastery


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Restaurant

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3 Exhibition Space

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Restaurant

2 Smokemeat Bar

3 Hanging Chamber

4 Herb Garden

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Underground Floor Plan

Floor Plans @ 1 : 200

Third Floor Plan

Fourth Floor Plan


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Cheese Production Journey 1

Raw Milk Storage

2 Pasteurisation

3 Filtraation

4 Coagulation

5 Mould

6 Pressing

7 Packing

8 Ripening

9 Tasting


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Bosnian Coffee Journey/ Roastery 1

Green Coffee Beans

2 Preparing beans

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4 Grind & Brew

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6 Drink


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110 m

Front Elevation @ 1 : 500


Today's Special Coffee

Section @ 1 : 500

Brunch


Section @ 1 : 150


12800

10250

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Concrete Roof

5990

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10990

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Self Supporting Chimney

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Structural Slab Diagram 1 : 200

Load Bearing Walls

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Main Structural Supports Diagram

Structural Diagrams Load Bearing Walls & Columns

Slab Direction

Beams

Structural Mullions

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Flashing Steel gutter Capping Edge beam Mullions Perforated bricks panel

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Reinforced bar

Architecturally exposed concrete slab.

Double glazing operable window for maintenance of the bricks facade

Fall away from wall at 5 degrees

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37 Concrete slab

36 Root membrane

35 Filter

34 Drainage

33 Growing medium

32 Grass

31 Gravel drainage layer

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29 Foundation piling

28 Damp proof membrane

27 Gravel

26 Perimeter Drainage System

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24 Grease filter

23 Low energy pendant light

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21 Fan coiled unit

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19 Reinforced up-stand concrete slab

18 Vapour Barrier

17 Insulation

16 Hexagonal floor tiles

15 Glass balustrade

14 Bright red thin metal sheet

13 Concrete load bearing wall

12 Ring Beam

11 Tension cable

10 Exhaust fan

9 Brick tie

8 Insulation

Safety Glass roof

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Summer Sun

Exhaust

Cooling Tower

Wind Direction Helps to carry the smoke away from neighbouring buildings

Winter Sun Exhaust

Natural Ventilation when condition allows

Glass Roof/ Skylights provide ample daylighting to the interior Cooling Tower

Fan Coil Unit Apiculture (Honey Production) Bees pollination aids in creating sustainable livelihoods.

Plenum extracts; Ducts supply

Green Roof

Helps in cooling during Summer months.

Perforated bricks facade provides shading.

Air in

Mechanical Room

Mechanical Room

Air Pump

Provides air into the smokehouse chamber for burning

Environmental Analysis S-W Section @ 1 : 150

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Facade Intention


Market Interior Perspective


Hanging Smoked Meat


Looking up the smokehouse chimney


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External Perspective with Neighbouring Buildings


Plaster

Massing Models @ 1 : 500

Timber

Resin


Concept Model @ 1 : 200


Concept Model @ 1 : 200 with site context


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