One of Vilnius oldest shopping centers, 'MADA,' located in the heart of the Viršuliškės residential district, is undergoing an important transformation. The goal of the reconstruction is to create an iconic, multifunctional, and vibrant local center.

The project focuses on simplifying the shape of the 'MADA' building. It envisions a shopping centre with a clean and minimalist design, featuring well-defined entrances and welcoming entance areas - public outdoor spaces.

Considerable attention is given to the building's common areas. These include a spacious atrium near the shopping center's main entrance and expansive commercial galleries. The proposal also includes a food hall area, where restaurants and cafes are concentrated on the first floor along the western facade of the building. This arrangement provides space for outdoor terraces, extending the restaurant area to the outside.

The project's design incorporates a variety of public spaces and promotes uninterrupted pedestrian connections. These features enhance the multifunctionality and integration of the shopping center, which are essential for creating an active local centre and bringing urban quality to the densely populated residential district. Welcoming public spaces could become vibrant gathering spots, which are currently lacking in the Viršuliškėsi district. Visitors will come to the shopping center not just for shopping but also to enjoy leisure activities.