As part of the intervention, some of the old sales counters were reconfigured in order to create a new area capable of promoting new social and relational activities within the market. The aim of these activities was to support the entrepreneurial choices of the operators, who have progressively innovated their service offers. 

The market area has thus been renovated, removing some of the sales counters, to accommodate a well-equipped, modern and functional space that allows for on-site consumption of the products offered by the operators on the basis of their licences. It also allows people to stop before or after shopping and to weave relationships and encounters, enriching the shopping experience in a way that only tradition and human relations can offer.

The proposal of free areas for customers allows new activities to be organised within the market, such as business meetings, exhibitions or shows, which will increase the number of visitors in new time slots, offering operators more sales opportunities and more customers.

Each of the two intervention areas has been delimited by a stoneware frame, marking the space dedicated to the new functions. In addition, a glulam structure was installed over one of the two areas to make the new spaces more visible.