A gathering and rest area: a long A-frame structure extends along one side, with a continuous run of built-in banquette seating along the inner edge, fitted with comfortable cushions and pillows, and a wooden communal table in front for sitting and chatting. The wall sections between the structural columns are upholstered for added comfort when leaning back.

The outdoor area extends the seating further, with several casual table-and-chair groupings arranged in zones. Sun umbrellas provide shade, floor lamps offer nighttime lighting, and once the central fire pit is lit, a few armchairs naturally gather around it, forming a small social circle where people can sit and chat for a while.

This version's core function is to draw people in rather than operate as a standalone business point — it gives all the surrounding stalls and businesses a shared "landing spot." Foot traffic lingers because of the comfort here, and the longer people stay, the more it feeds back into nearby vendors. It's best placed at the busiest, most central point in the overall project, where a "breathing space" is most needed.