Located in the town centre, the market hall was built during the Belle Époque to keep the market clean and protect the buyers against the

elements. It’s now also occasionally used for other events, like fairs and festivals.

Its architect was inspired by Art Nouveau to hide the strong metal beams supporting the roof in artful organic shapes.

In the hall, you’ll find all you need to prepare today’s meal: fresh fish or meat, veggies and fruits of all kinds, bread and pastries, and flowers to adorn the dining table.

You’ll notice the butcher, the florist and the fishmonger aren’t there. They crossed the street to the bank to get small change. You need a lot of change when the only bills are 100 and your prices are dirt cheap!

This is the first unconnected Modular: it’s not leaning on any other building 😛

Inspiration: I thought about the pillars and arches and didn’t want to make a train station 😛