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Casa-Port railway station in Casablanca, Morocco by AREP

Wednesday, December 16th, 2015

Article source: AREP

The construction of the new Casa-Port railway station is part of an overall urban remodelling plan for a district located on the edge of the port of Casablanca, linking the old city to the north of the urban area. The project is also designed to keep pace with the growth in rail traffic anticipated by Moroccan Railways (ONCF).

Image Courtesy © Didier Boy de La Tour

Image Courtesy © Didier Boy de La Tour

  • Architects: AREP, Groupe 3A
  • Project: Casa-Port railway station
  • Location: Casablanca, Morocco
  • Photography: Christophe Iliou, Etienne Tricaud, Didier Boy de La Tour
  • Team: Etienne Tricaud, Philippe Druesne, Christophe Iliou and Groupe3 Architectes – Omar Tijani, Skander Amine
  • Contracting owner: ONCF
  • Surface areas: station 2,500 sqm (including 1,000 sqm of shops), underground car park (380 spaces)
  • Start of work: spring 2008
  • Delivery: 2014
  • Total cost: €16 million

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SFORZA VISCONTI – RESTAURANT in Casablanca, Morocco by Dumdum design

Tuesday, October 20th, 2015

Article source: Dumdum design

Description :

To join the urban landscape of Casablanca, dumdum design draws for the restaurant Sforza Visconti, a villa with a 30’s character. Wide rounded overhang roof decorated with sculptured patterns, underline the white art deco facades. A large mosaic in the colors of the restaurant welcomes you on a green and intimist terrace.

Image Courtesy © Jean Madeyski

Image Courtesy © Jean Madeyski

  • Architects: Dumdum design
  • Project: SFORZA VISCONTI – RESTAURANT
  • Location: Casablanca, Morocco
  • Photography: Jean Madeyski
  • Size: +/- 360 m2
  • Capacity: 140 seats
  • Opened: Since August 2015

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Preschool of Aknaibich in Morocco by BC architects + MAMOTH

Tuesday, December 2nd, 2014

Article source: BC architects + MAMOTH

The preschool of Aknaibich is only 1 classroom, nevertheless a holistic architectural design, incorporating community dynamics, bioclimatics and a new vernacular style.

Aknaibich is a town in transition: the eastern old town is made of earthen constructions, sinusoid roads and narrow alleys, while the western part exists of modern, plot-based concrete houses built by rural-urban emigrants. In need of educational infrastructure, Good planet foundation presided by French photographer Yann-Arthus Bertrand aims to install a preschool with bioclimatic functioning, as an extension to the existing concrete school building in the modern part of town.

Image Courtesy © FrankStabel

Image Courtesy © FrankStabel

  • Architects: BC architects + MAMOTH
  • Project: Preschool of Aknaibich
  • Location: Aknaibich, Morocco
  • Photography: FrankStabel, KristelPelliet
  • Client: Community of Aknaibich trough the Goodplanet Foundation
  • Community participation and organisation: BC studies, MAMOTH and the foundation Goodplanet
  • Cooperation: Frank Stabel, Thomas Joos, Alina Negru, Carole Fournier and Elisabetta Carnevale
  • Financial support: Private funds managed by the foundation Goodplanet
  • Budget: 25 000 €
  • surface: 55m2 building + 160m2 landscaping
  • Concept: 2014
  • Status: Completed

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The Gardens of Anfa in Casablanca, Morocco by Maison Edouard François

Saturday, March 1st, 2014

Article source: Maison Edouard François

The Gardens of Anfa will be the landscaped heart of a new neighborhood in Casablanca (Morocco).

A large, dense park conceals a series of four buildings with vegetal façades, creating mimetic games with the surrounding nature.

Image Courtesy © Maison Edouard François

Medina Towers in Tangier, Morocco by Labscape Architecture + Lahon & Partners

Thursday, April 11th, 2013

Article source: Labscape Architecture + Lahon & Partners 

THE INITIAL IDEA is based on 4 basic elements in the Moroccan landscape and typical of Moroccan culture.

Moucharabie= Hotel

The first tower, the hotel, takes as a reference point something unique in the Arabic world, the moucharabie. This device, which allows one to observe without being seen, is generally made from small pieces of turned wood assembled according to an often-complex geometrical plan, forming a closely woven grille. The Moucharabies of the Nasrides palaces are covered with decorations and stained glass, which lets soft light filter through, giving only minimal lighting to the rooms and protection from the sun. This system is completely replicated; the building rises in height through an entirely perforated concrete structure.

Image courtesy Labscape Architecture + Lahon & Partners 

  • Architects: Labscape Architecture + Lahon & Partners
  • Project: Medina Towers
  • Location: Tangier, Morocco
  • Year: 2007
  • Client: CFE Group + Alaoui & Associés
  • Category: MIXED-USE
  • Surface Area: 117 000 m²
  • Materials: Concrete, Wood, Glass, Steel, Mosaic, Stainless Steel, Corten Steel, Terrazzo
  • Program: Hotel (4+ stars), 300 Rooms, Convention center, Spa, Swimming Pools, Bars, Restaurants, Club, Casino, Parking, General Services, 200 Luxury Apartments from 2 to 5 bedrooms, Offices, Green Roofs, Commercial Center, Restaurants, Retails shop, Green areas

Sustainable market square in Casablanca, Morocco by Estudio Lunar

Sunday, December 9th, 2012

Article source: Estudio Lunar

The design by Joan Alomar (Estudio Lunar) presents a building that completes the urban block and blends in to the neighborhood. In classical Roman tradition a genius loci was the protective spirit of a place. This concept leads the architecture that mimics the events at it’s surroundings, the nature, vernacular architecture, etc.

Exterior View : Image Courtesy © Joan Alomar

  • Architects: Estudio Lunar
  • Project: Sustainable market square
  • Location: Casablanca, Morocco
  • Photography: Joan Alomar
  • Brief: Market Square Cover
  • Competition Organized: [AC-CA]
  • Year: 2012

Connecting Riads in Casablanca, Morocco by AQSO arquitectos office

Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012

Article source: AQSO arquitectos office

This residential complex is defined by a continuous volume snaking around two semipublic courtyards. Its height adapts to the different conditions of the plot to combine a domestic and urban appearance.

The project is located on the east side of Anfa district, a downtown historic area in the vicinity of an old airport to be demolished. The plot is situated between the Gran Theatre boulevard and a residential area composed of low buildings and an urban park.

Boulevard

  • Architects: AQSO arquitectos office
  • Project Title: Connecting Riads
  • Subtitle: Residential complex in Casablanca
  • Location: Casablanca, Morocco
  • Site area: 9814 sqm
  • Ground Floor Area: 49154 sqm
  • Client: Nokta Group

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BMCE Bank Branches in Rabat, Casablanca and Fes, Morocco by Foster and Partners Architect

Wednesday, April 6th, 2011

The first regional headquarters branches for Moroccan bank, BMCE (Banque Marocaine du Commerce Exterieur) have opened in Rabat and Casablanca, with a further branch in Fez due to complete shortly – they are the first buildings by Foster + Partners to be completed in Africa. The banks’ contemporary interior is wrapped by a traditional, energy efficient envelope and their design is based on a modular system, which utilises local materials and craftsmanship to create a striking new emblem for BMCE.

BMCE Bank Branches

  • Architects: Foster and Partners Architect
  • Project: BMCE Bank Branches
  • Location: Rabat, Casablanca and Fes, Morocco
  • Client: BMCE Bank (Banque Marocaine du Commerce Exterieur)
  • Collaborating Architects: Amine Mekouar, Karim Rouissi-Empreinte d’Architecte

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