Abstract:
Today's markets take on varied shapes throughout the city, influenced by the
built environment, public opinion, and local government. Every Indian city's
commercial centre is a hive of activity, with marketplaces teeming with people
and commerce. The city's markets serve as social gathering areas where
locals congregate, engage in conversation, and interact with one another to
create an intangible atmosphere and attitude that you will long remember. The
city's public areas are a mash-up of traditional and modern cultures. In the
framework of a city, Henri Lefebvre defines the two intriguing and connected
concepts of daily reality and urban reality. Deeper networks that extend
through the street and neighbourhood are what give rise to market activities.
Social spaces are a reflection of society and provide insight into a city's
cultural landscape. a place where people get together and engage with one
another, whether they are from the same ethnicity or cultural background as
one another or come from diverse backgrounds. Urban environment conveys
the sense of community and extraversion, which is reflected in the bazaars,
streets, and numerous public domains. Understanding the personality of these
places based on the lifestyles, festivities, and personalities of metropolitan
marketplaces.
Trace the development of periodic markets, which endured under various
circumstances, and examine their function in the contemporary environment
to reclaim its lost urban identity. In the instance of Kanpur, which is in Uttar
Pradesh, a network of marketing and places that connect the city began to be
known as the city in 1918 after commerce and business. Given that it is 213
years old, Kanpur's Parade Market Area has a unique identity in terms of
architecture, activity, marketplaces, and morphology.
