The market program defined by boxes/stores, lounges and food court was dispersed irregularly under the covered area with the intention of not creating a big concentration of tables on the center of the market, as generally occurs in similar markets. To provide unity throughout the market we defined only two main materials: concrete - in the form of exposed structural blocks for the stores and exposed concrete for fixed furniture - and the metallic structure that was used to create a “second roof” which hangs below the existing structure, that serves to support auxiliary lighting and additional parts of the program of each store without blocking the free view to the spatial structure of the existing roof. The program's “modules” were distributed in such a way as to define a meandering flow of users, interspersing circulation space and table space. We standardized the construction and main appearance of the commercial spaces by using the concrete block, without the need for coatings or paintings, apart from the kitchen and food preparation areas, as required by the local health regulatory agency. Full accessibility is achieved using access ramps, lowered counters and a structure of restrooms and reserved tables. The existing roof was renovated and received two subtle interventions: the creation of a new system of artificial lighting (for the space use during the night), through the positioning of LED light bulbs in each of the structure “knots”, and the yellow paint that was used to mark the gutters and rainwater pipes.