marktruimtes
Marktruimtes is a term used in urban planning to describe spatial units allocated for market activities within cities. The concept encompasses traditional market halls, street market squares, and temporary vendor zones. Marktruimtes can be publicly owned or managed by market authorities and community organizations, and they are designed to accommodate vendors, shoppers, and related services in a controlled public setting.
Etymology and scope: The word combines markt (market) and ruimte (space) in Dutch, reflecting a focus on
Typologies and design: Physical marktruimtes include enclosed market halls, covered markets, and open-air stalls arranged around
Impact and governance: Marktruimtes influence local economies, entrepreneurship, and neighborhood character by facilitating small businesses and
See also: Market square, Public space, Urban design, Street vending, Market hall.