--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, charlie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yeah, i dont know if my term "farmers market" is the correct
one. i just know i overheard the MM speaking talking about a
produce marker, and cheese market. lets call it a market.
Maybe it will be designed to be similar to the "Quincy Market"
located in Boston.
Background:
Its mainly food-stalls, fast-food, and regular restaurants. It is a
popular and busy lunchtime spot for downtown workers. In the center,
surrounding the dome, is a two-story seating area.
Street vending space is available against the outside walls of the
building, especially on the south side, under a glass enclosure.
Most stalls in this space sell trinkets, gifts, and other
curiosities. A few restaurants also occupy fully enclosed spaces at
the ends of this enclosure.
More conventional retail space is provided on the second floor and
in the basement level. The Comedy Connection, one of Boston's two
largest comedy clubs, currently occupies one of the second-floor
spaces, and bars and restaurants occupy space on the basement levels.
Flanking the main building in the marketplace are two equally long
buildings (North Market and South Market) that expand the market
space for more restaurants, specialty shops, and office spaces. Two
further concave market buildings enclose a circular plaza at the
market's west end.
The open spaces at both the east and west ends of the marketplace
are a common venue for various street performers, as well as street
vendors. Most daytime visits to Quincy Market will encounter a large
circular crowd of people standing around a juggler or other unique
act
Bob
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