Mercado Central, Santiago de Chile
The iron fish-hall of the Pacific - a British-cast canopy over Chile's seafood theatre, prefabricated for an exhibition…
The iron fish-hall of the Pacific - a British-cast canopy over Chile's seafood theatre, prefabricated for an exhibition…
Lisbon’s 1882 riverside market hall by the Cais do Sodré, half of it reborn in 2014 as the…
Málaga’s 1879 iron market hall, built around a 14th-century Moorish marble gateway from the city’s medieval shipyards.
Madrid’s last iron-framed market (1916), beside Plaza Mayor, reborn in 2009 as the city’s best-known gourmet food hall.
Valencia’s Modernista central market (1914–1928): a vast hall of iron, glass and ceramic crowned by a dome with…
Modena's covered market opened in 1931 under a light iron roof, with Graziosi's bronze fruit-seller fountain at its…
Genoa’s great covered market was raised inside a dissolved convent cloister — and was the first building in…
A 1986 indoor antique market in Battersea housing over thirty dealers of vintage, retro, and collectible wares.
Stockholm’s ornate brick food hall of 1888 by Clason and Salin, one of the most beautiful covered markets…
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