The project at market street 52 involves, within the framework of historic preservation, a renovation and addition at the first building depth. Market street 52a is located at the second building depth. Here, the gap in the building line—as specified by the zoning plan—will be closed.

The wooden façade draws inspiration from the originally simple construction methods—often in the form of wooden shacks—typical of this building depth. The burgundy-red façade connects the building, from an urban planning perspective, to historic houses and architectural elements in the city that are painted a similar shade of red. The building contains two apartments, one of which is a garden-level apartment, with a duplex apartment above it.

Market street 52a was constructed entirely of wood. The lightweight construction allowed for a smooth process despite the poor site accessibility and logistical challenges. The solid wood ceilings remain exposed, contributing to a warm and high-quality interior.

The new building, reminiscent of the historic structures stained with oxblood, is defined internally by its wooden structure. The spruce ceilings, combined with the local ash parquet flooring, lend the building a warm, inviting atmosphere. The top-floor loft features a spacious loggia that gives the rear of the building the necessary urban presence.