The urban market is a focal point for the encounter of cultures. The unique language of the market emphasizes the variety and colors that characterize it and come from all groups in the society. Talpiot Market in Haifa, built in 1940 to provide a solution for Jewish residents who had difficulty reaching the city's shops, in light of the security situation. The unique structure of the Talpiot market has been neglected since the 1960s and is now almost completely abandoned. The complex location of the building, between an Arab neighborhood and a western neighborhood emphasizes the uniqueness of a market to be a focal point of cultural encounter. In this project, I seek to return the market structure to activity and make it an environmental generator that invites a wide range of population, by reviving the market, mixing uses and preserving the unique architectural elements of the building that will form the basis of the market interior and surrounding environment.