This Thesis reinvents the Portland, OR, Lloyd Center Mall into a mixed-use community that creates meandering cultural exchange while meeting affordable housing prerogatives through an aperiodic module computational design implementation. The death of the American Mall presents an opportunity to replace failed iconic structures with a new architectural pattern focused on meeting urban needs for affordable housing, community space, and local business support. Inspired by the ancient bazaar, and intriguing generative design based upon organic module tiling will be applied to the redevelopment of the 23 acre Lloyd Center mall in Portland, Oregon. This redeveloped "Bizarre Bazaar" will become a profitable and thriving mixed-use neighborhood combining ground floor commercial tenants with modular housing units, all integrated with nearby recreational, entertainment, and community-building venues and activities. A potluck of community-focused uses will serve to encourage the mingling and merging of diverse Portland c
