Who created the project "Old Wave Market"?

This project was created by Nicole Beard on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Old Wave Market"?

"Old Wave Market" is a Landscape, Street Art, Urban Design, Landscape Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Old Wave Market" located?

This project is located in Vietnam.

Old Wave Market

Honoring the tradition of weaving in Ho Chi Minh City, Old Wave Market memorializes this time honored tradition that has risen and fallen throughout the history of the Ho Chi Minh City culture. Much like the structure that creates a weaving, OId Wave Market utilizes its iconic overhead shade structure to form this open air market design.

Comments (1)

Jheny Nieto

Juror

5y ago

The concept is very good. However it is very undefined how the roof will create a shelter. Maybe to show the stalls with their own roof would help and leave the threads as you have them. Also the threads idea could go much further if yout set different parameters.

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