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Park in Market: Office Canopy of Architecture Transforms Hangzhou Marketplace

architecture-design · 2026-07-09

The 'Park in Market' project, a transformation of a conventional public building into a park-inspired marketplace, has been completed by Office Canopy of Architecture in Hangzhou, China. This 4,053 m² endeavor, commissioned by Westlake Construction Investment Group, was finalized in 2025. The design team, which included Xu Tianxin, Li Wei, and Ma Yuqian, oversaw comprehensive design, construction drawings, and management across various disciplines, including architecture, interior, and landscape design. This renovation is part of an initiative to enhance the agricultural market quality in West Lake District, serving as a cultural emblem for Hangzhou. Collaborators involved were XTRUC INSTITUTE, Zhizhi Landscape, and others. Zhongzhou Construction Engineering Group acted as the general contractor, with photography by Qingshan Wu.

Key facts

  • Project name: Park in Market
  • Architects: Office Canopy of Architecture
  • Area: 4,053 m²
  • Completion year: 2025
  • Category: Renovation, Market
  • Lead designers: Xu Tianxin, Li Wei, Ma Yuqian
  • Client: Westlake Construction Investment Group
  • Location: Hangzhou, China

Entities

Artists

  • Xu Tianxin
  • Li Wei
  • Ma Yuqian
  • Zhang Zhang
  • Chen Chuxuan
  • Pan Weiqing
  • Xu Xinyi
  • Luo Yiyan
  • Cui Ning
  • Ren Ruoyi
  • Fu Yawen
  • Huang Xinyi
  • Chen Saimiao
  • Teng Ying
  • Qingshan Wu
  • Chen Zheng
  • Jiang Hang
  • Luan Jiahui
  • Wu Qiaoli
  • Shi Xuefei

Institutions

  • Office Canopy of Architecture
  • Westlake Construction Investment Group
  • XTRUC INSTITUTE
  • Zhizhi Landscape
  • CLD studio
  • Junqi Fire Protection Design Studio
  • JIEDAO Lighting
  • National Wetland Museum of China
  • Zhongzhou Construction Engineering Group
  • Hangzhou Yanzhu Design Institute Co., Ltd.
  • Hangzhou Violet Culture Media Co., Ltd.

Locations

  • Hangzhou
  • China
  • West Lake District

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