Mahallat bazaar is located in the historic north of the city and near the gardens and natural resorts of Sarcheshme. This bazaar is the backbone of the texture and a link between important elements like hussainiya and mosque. From one side it is adjacent to the access point of the natural attractions of Sarcheshme for the tourists and the natives, and from the other side it reaches the historic Goushe cemetery. Mahallat bazaar is not roofed and has the sky as its only limit, which along with the presence of the foliage of the trees and the water has turned this bazaar into a unique place which is one of the liveliest and most thriving parts of the city and a platform for the social interactions of the people.In order to promote the role of bazaar as a secure and attractive axis for the pedestrians, it was necessary to relocate the pack station of the products to the back of the bazaar. With the consent of the shop-owners, the traditional method of moving the products with wheelbarrows was restored and the use of vehicles, except for emergency (ambulances and fire-fighting vehicles), was limited. Two secondary bazaars of Kohne and Vahid branch from the main bazaar. After the design of the main bazaar in the first phase, the design and organization of Vahid bazaar and the design of the pavements and the front of the Kohne bazaar and turning it into a market for hand-made and local items were designated for the second phase.The necessity for public participation in the process of planning, design, and implementation of the project and the management of the shop-owners in using and conserving the project required interactions with the sellers which its most important result was restoring an old qanat and distributing its water in the bazaar. The main idea of the plan was changing the bazaar from a pedestrian axis dominated by loading vehicles to a secure pedestrian path and a place for rest, leisure, and social, religious, or ritual gatherings – especially in front of the mosque of the bazaar. This goal was achieved by removing the hindrances and inappropriate installations, bringing the pedestrian path on both sides of the water to a same level, building many transverse access points in the bazaar,  correcting the pattern of the movement of the water in bazaar, creating different visual qualities in the path of the water by combining it with plants, and finding resting places among the trees.

In order to improve the irrigation of the trees, the slope was added to the existing horizontal gardens and water paths were found for other plain gardens. Also, a diverse category of flowers – especially flowers that can grow in Mahallat – was used to create colorful areas in the bazaar. Short and medium lighting elements have replaced the previous long lamp posts which the trees blocked their lights. This resulted in the increase of the working hours of the bazaar, with the least possible amount of spending. The travertine cover of the pavements was reused with a new design and geometry in the paving. The white background of the pavements bolds the shadow of the trees and emphasizes the presence of nature. For peddlers and unofficial sellers which are one of the main sources of the boom of the bazaar, a place near Vahid bazaar in the next developments has been considered.