Mercato dei cereali

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Mercato dei cereali -- Il Mercato dei cereali è un tipico progetto di Gilbert van Schoonbeke. Gilbert acquistò terreni di esercitazione dalle gilde dei tiratori e concepì una doppia funzione economica per l'area. Al centro delle nuove strade progettò una piazza che doveva servire come nuovo mercato dei cereali e nella parte anteriore di quella piazza costruì il Tapissierspand, un padiglione di vendita con negozietti, una locanda e cantine di stoccaggio e residenziali per i commercianti di tappeti. L'edificio aveva dimensioni impressionanti: 80 x 37 metri!

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