The final bachelor's thesis is to propose the market object in accordance with the specified location in Bratislava, in the city of Dúbravka. The building is located in residential zone, complemented by services, shops and recreational-cultural centers. This location has a great potential for creating a meeting point for the whole part of Dúbravka as it is located in the relative center of this city district. It is therefore a suitable setting for the Marketplace, with home-grown options, small shops, and cafes, small restaurants and also seasonal or year-round events. The main idea of was to create the object, which comunicate with surrounding public space and use maximum of the whole land for the inhabitants and visitors themselves. Market should respect the potential of the existing terrain and the smooth connection of the public space with the market itself. The basic composite mass was based on the peculiarity of the plot, the effort to unify the scattered surfaces in front of the market and the Culture House , and the connection to the street with a multifunctional part. This creates an object respecting the street of Trhová street, and from Saratovska Street it takes the shape of an unbalanced U, adapted to rounded contours. The longer of the arms is connected to the ground and rise parallel with the descending terrain. The second arm is horizontally adapted to the corner of the Culture House. This arm forms an exterior roof structure. The scattering area in front of the market communicates with the precursor of the Culture House and at the same time closes this public space with the longer arms. The marketplace opens to this atmosphere with a glazed façade. The Trhová street also influences the character of the facade, which is unobtrusive and unilateral. Also the roof itself is a significant composite element. The most appropriate choice for the residential area is the extensive vegetation roof, serving as a walk-in roof, which is also intended to support the idea of using the entire site for visitors.