Inspired by fixed shore nets, the design uses layered net materials to create permeability and spatial depth, softening the presence of the architecture itself. Circulation flows like guiding fish into a net, directing visitors through the space, while rows of columns symbolize floating buoys that define the site boundary. Beyond the traditional single-function fish market, the project introduces spaces for fish food education, dining markets, and an overwater dining experience, enriching the fishery with diverse cultural and tourism experiences.