Article source: Silvio d’Ascia Architecture
The Kenitra station was imagined as a jewel case framing the renewed identity of traditional Moroccan architecture in an urban context, in particular thanks to its facade, a reinterpretation of a moucharabieh expanded to the scale of the city. Associating the socio-economic and technological progress concretized by the arrival of the Al Boraq TGV, the station is a symbol of this city’s and of Morocco’s integration with the modern world.
- Architects: Silvio d’Ascia Architecture
- Project: Kenitra station
- Location: Royal Army St, Kenitra, Morocco
- Photography: Takuji Shimmura
- Client: ONCF – Office National des Chemins de Fer
- Silvio d’Ascia Architecture: G. Perino, E. Seif, F. Nicolosi, A. Ares Sainz
- Omar Kobbité Architectes (Moroccan lead architect): O. Kobbité, F. Mannella, E. Giudice
- All Trade Works: TPF Pyramide Ingénierie
- Control office: DEKRA
- SPC Coordinator: SOGEA Maroc