The National Territorial Council has cleared the way for the new Kavaja Market in the city centre. French architect Manuelle Gautrand designed the project to introduce a contemporary architectural concept to the urban space.
The development covers 3,130 square metres of land, with a building area of 1,405 square metres. The structure will have one floor and reach a maximum height of 18.95 metres.
Meanwhile, the roof will give the building its distinctive profile. It features two curved sections joined by an asymmetrical ridge, creating a characteristic silhouette.
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