The design proposal for the mixed-use retail and residential building in the historic market town of Marlborough reflects the traditional market hall typology. This typology is characterized by a grand and central building that serves as a focal point within the town. Market halls historically have been important communal spaces, often placed in central locations to act as a hub for trade, social interaction, and town activities. By incorporating this typology into the design, the building is intended to not only provide modern functionality for retail and residential use but also to resonate with the town's historical context, reinforcing its role as a key landmark within Marlborough.

This project blends new classical architecture with practical urban planning in the heart of Marlborough. Designed to serve both residential and retail needs, the building draws on historic civic typologies to anchor its setting within the town. Our approach ensures architectural continuity while introducing quality and sustainability to a prominent public location.