As the mood is lively and flavorful, the atmosphere is dense and colorful. The sensory shift greenmarket is located inside a historic Icehouse in Baltimore, Maryland. The interior creates an environment people gravitate towards. As the space inspires interaction between food and people, a strong sense of community emerges. Neighbors meet and create a shared experience linked with sensory qualities.
the sensory shift greenmarket invites the community to explore the laboratory + seed library along the entry sequence. two large doors animate the entry to showcase the initiatives behind running the greenmarket.
inside the greenmarket looking north
ground level plan
mezzanine level plan
cross section through greenmarket
north section elevation
south section elevation
translucent canopies suspended from the trusses filter daylight into the greenmarket
worn brick walls reveal the history of the icehouse and create new design potential for the steel metal pegs
reclaimed barn wood brings a warm materiality to the floors and north + south walls of the greenmarket
the petal crates animate the core of the greenmarket
nested stack petal crates allow the farmers to arrange their goods in a variety of ways
vendor tables throughout the core are flexible for the farmers convenience
blooming baskets attach to the existing steel metal pegs to allow color + texture to flourish on the north wall
vendor tables respond to the steel metal pegs along the north wall
conceptual collage filtering daylight into the icehouse interior
