How important is the fa? ade in the design of traditional farmers' market?

When it comes to the architectural design of farmers' market, it should be divided into two aspects: internal and external. Broadly speaking, the external architectural design of the farmers' market is the facade design of the farmers' market. Good facade design has a positive additional effect on the management of farmers' markets. Generally speaking, the signboard hanging on the fa? ade of the farmers' market needs to be large and conspicuous, so that past residents can know that there is a farmers' market here, so as to enter and generate consumption. Even if the market position is superior, we can't ignore the design of this part, which leads to the waste of resources in this part.

At the same time, in the modern era of advocating individuality and trend, facade design can also be used as a means to show the market and local culture. By integrating the architectural design of the farmers' market with the elements to be conveyed, it attracts people with its unique appearance and strengthens its position and impression in the eyes of consumers. It can also effectively stand out from nearby farmers' markets and enhance market competitiveness.

The interior design of architecture is the basis of distinguishing architectural functions, especially the interior design of farmers' market. Relying on the uniqueness of the format, the internal architectural design of the farmer's market is very different from that of the general commercial body. The layout of business forms will greatly affect the setting of lighting, ventilation and drainage systems in the market. Therefore, the architectural design of the market needs to be considered from the overall point of view to avoid the mismatch between each link.

At present, the transformation and upgrading of farmers' markets all over the country are being carried out in an orderly manner. Local governments have different requirements for the market, and the terms of the subsidy policy are also different. The market's choice of specifications for new and renovated markets will affect the specific data of the internal buildings of the farmers' market. Therefore, the market needs to discuss the details with designers in detail to avoid changing the architectural design. Compared with soft-fitting modification, this modification will cost more money and time.