Malleshwaram is a district with a traditional flair situated in the northwest part of Bangalore. The famous flower, fruit and vegetable market is one of the rare iconic places in the city and gives the identity to the people of this area. A proposal to convert this area arouses the interest of the investors, who would most likely create a shopping mall. Are there any alternatives in sustainable architecture?
The suggested proposal is to convert the existing plot in a mix of formal and informal markets, shops, apartments as well as a hotel and an exhibition area. This sustainable project concept is fair to the immense economic pressure or commercial profit perspective as well as it adapts to the versatile requirements of the population. The level of density with respect to the built and unbuilt ratio can be flexibly modified.
