Perancangan Pasar Rakyat Mopuya Dengan Pendekatan Arsitektur Modular Di Kecamatan Dumoga Utara

Mopuya Public Market in Dumoga Utara Subdistrict serves as an important commercial center, supporting the local community’s economic activities. However, the current market conditions do not yet meet the requirements of SNI 8152:2021 for public markets. This is indicated by deteriorating building quality, limited supporting facilities, inadequate drainage systems, insufficient parking areas, poorly organized sanitation and waste management systems, and ineffective circulation and accessibility. These issues highlight the need for a market design that creates a more organized, efficient, flexible, and adaptive trading environment capable of accommodating future user needs. This study aims to design the Mopuya Public Market using a modular architecture approach to improve spatial quality, functional efficiency, and building development flexibility. The study employed a descriptive method through field surveys, observations, interviews, documentation, literature reviews, and analyses of regulations and standards related to public markets. The design results demonstrate that the modular architecture approach can produce a more organized spatial arrangement by clearly zoning wet food areas, dry food areas, non-food areas, kiosks, and ready-to-eat food sections. A modular system based on a 6 × 6-meter grid was implemented to support spatial flexibility, construction efficiency, ease of maintenance, and future expansion potential. In addition, the proposed design improves circulation effectiveness, enhances the availability of supporting facilities, and strengthens the integration of utility systems. Therefore, the modular architecture approach has proven effective in creating a Mopuya Public Market design that is organized, comfortable, flexible, and compliant with SNI 8152:2021 Type B market standards.