THE URBANMANDI.

Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, a city steeped in history and culture, is poised for a transformative urban renewal. At the heart of this revitalization lies a reinterpretation of the traditional sabji mandi, a bustling vegetable market street. This architectural project envisions a dynamic, stacked urban market complex that pays homage to the city's rich heritage while embracing contemporary design principles.
By reimagining the sabji mandi as a multi-level, flexible market space, the project aims to create a vibrant hub of activity that caters to the diverse needs of the community. The design will seamlessly integrate traditional market elements with modern architectural techniques, resulting in a unique and sustainable urban landmark.
The loss of cultural identity in Chittorgarh calls for a need to plant a new sense of identity and belonging. Through the inception of an urban mandi, a city centre, a marketplace, a place for interaction—there will be a restored sense of community and neighbourhood. The aspiration is to create a landmark that will enhance the existing motion of life for the people of Chittorgarh.


Site study
