MorongKerta Public Market is designed as a new landmark, serving not only as a center for community trade but also as a multifunctional public space that unites social, cultural, and environmental elements. Inspired by the philosophy of “MorongKerta”—a gathering place for diverse communities—the market symbolizes inclusivity and diversity, representing the spirit of Solo City.

The design emphasizes accessibility for all, including children, the elderly, and individuals with special needs, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for every visitor. Sustainability is a key focus, incorporating green architecture principles such as solar panels for energy, rainwater harvesting for sanitation, and the use of recyclable local materials. Abundant green spaces and natural ventilation enhance the ambiance while reducing energy consumption.

Beyond its economic role, MorongKerta serves as a hub for social and cultural activities, offering spaces for art exhibitions, cultural festivals, culinary bazaars, and skill development workshops. Traditional Solo architectural elements, such as batik patterns and wood carvings, are integrated into the design, highlighting local identity and providing cultural education.

The market is well-connected to public transportation systems, with eco-friendly facilities like EV charging stations and bike parking. Accessibility features include tactile paths for the visually impaired, ramps for wheelchair users, and accessible restrooms.

MorongKerta aims to be a modern icon that meets economic needs, strengthens social interaction, preserves cultural heritage, and fosters sustainability—embodying the balance between tradition and innovation in Solo City.