Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Center is starting a sustainble lifestyle market, Zero Market, where there will be fresh produce and sustainable goods available. This project aims to create and design unique pop-up stalls that can be easily assembled and dismantled. My concept aims to create an open and interactive space for youths and residents, through the use of flexibility, symmetry, rhythm and repetition. The space would educate people about sustainable living, by setting an example and spreading awareness of it. The site chosen is environmental friendly and vibrant, allowing better connection in protecting the environment, hence it would be beneficial in implementing sustainability into their daily lives.