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virtually untouched, even to subject them to a kind of
Orientalist preservation. The approach was underscored by "Colonial logics and Modernist technocratic governance produced specific representations of Moroccan urban space, dominated by a Cartesian approach to both people and territory." These
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manipulated traditional
Moroccan forms employed in the Hubous. It was a walled-off enclosure containing 175 residences, 8 cafés, and a dispensary, with regulated movement uniquely through a guarded gate. Up to 700 women—Muslims and Jews—lived in this veritable "prison." The colonists marketed the
619:(Essaouira). Many of these consulates were built along the waterfront to be easily accessible. The first of these was the British consulate, established in 1857. The German consulate, originally built as the Belgian consulate in 1900, became the Omar Ibn Abdelaziz Primary School in 1919.
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noted that only half of the
Moroccan population had access to formal education, and so many new schools were built. Their architecture reflected a reëxaminaiton of the constitution of school campuses and classrooms.
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Casablanca as a "laboratory of urbanism." Morocco's permanent delegation to UNESCO submitted a nomination file to get Casablanca's 20th century architecture classified as a
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actions highlight the inherent power dynamics and the colonial gaze that shaped the urban landscape of
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1889:), experimenting with patios and reëxamining the traditional layout of a classroom. He also drew on his experiences in Europe and experimented with contrast in materials and lighting.
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Giseke, Undine; Gerster-Bentaya, Maria; Helten, Frank; Kraume, Matthias; Scherer, Dieter; Spars, Guido; Amraoui, Fouad; Adidi, Abdelaziz; Berdouz, Said (2015-09-07).
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took over urban planning and focused on a linear plan with industrial development to the east and housing projects to address overpopulation, such as those at
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by a Jewish businessman named
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As the economic capital of
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by emphasizing the importance of considering local culture and climate in addition to modernist architectural principles. This approach is called
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Strava, C. (2021). Precarious modernities: Assembling State, Space and
Society on the Urban Margins in Morocco. Bloomsbury Publishing. P. 52
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commissioned GAMMA to design housing that provided a "culturally specific living tissue" for laborers and migrants from the countryside.
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said of the latter that "meetings of stock exchange, finance, and commerce took place exclusively in the four cafés surrounding it." The
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European structure in Casablanca was an abandoned prison allegedly built by the Portuguese, arcades of which now decorate the
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became the first
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in Casablanca evolved in a way that was simultaneously specific to the city's contexts, and consonant with international ideas.
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through the 1930s, while the French colonial apparatus experimented with the urban planning of neighborhoods such as the
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Jewish patrons constructed the overwhelming majority of the tallest buildings in Casablanca during the interwar period.
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Chnaoui, Aziza (2010-11-02). "Depoliticizing Group GAMMA: contesting modernism in Morocco". In Lu, Duanfang (ed.).
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The plan was radio-concentric, like Paris. The main streets radiated southeast from the port, the medina, and the
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as Europeans settled in the city, and with the migration of Jews from the interior of the country. In 1886,
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were also involved in designing experimental private villas in neighborhoods in western Casablanca such as
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called "the architect of modern Morocco." The sultan was known to have used European architects, such as
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Koenraad Bogaert discusses recent urban projects in Casablanca in their relationship to the politics of
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is an organization that has been working to protect and promote this architectural heritage since 1995.
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is an organization dedicated to the promotion and protection of Casablanca's architectural heritage.
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were among the most important architects in Casablanca in the later 20th century. They, along with
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rather resembles a Frenchman's idea of Chicago, complete with skyscrapers and Galeries Lafayette.
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De la construction au récit, être de son temps et de son lieu pour l'architecture du XXe siècle"
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described Casablanca as a "European coastal settlement" and "desolate and extremely unhealthy."
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the following year destroyed much of the city, which at the time consisted of the medina, the
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in the urban planning of Casablanca. Prost's radio-centric plan divided the city into the
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architecture taking local culture and lifestyles into account. He and colleagues such as
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Urban Agriculture for Growing City Regions: Connecting Urban-Rural Spheres in Casablanca
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The German consulate (1900) in the medina, Omar Ibn Abdelaziz Primary School since 1919.
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was fueled by investment by diverse patrons, including the Makhzani former minister of
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Globalized Authoritarianism Megaprojects, Slums, and Class Relations in Urban Morocco
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World Shores and Beaches: A Descriptive and Historical Guide to 50 Coastal Treasures
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Casablanca is home to many religious buildings as part of its diverse heritage.
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Jayyusi, Salma K.; Holod, Renata; Petruccioli, Attilio; Raymond, Andre (2008).
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Casablanca is boldly constructing new projects that Paris is too timid to try.
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near the sultan's palace to the east of the new center. On land given to the
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P., N.; Ecochard, Michel (April 1956). "Casablanca: le roman d'une ville".
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for the resettlement of slum-dwellers. It works with organizations such as
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This generation of independence architects were inspired by the schools of
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in particular—was experimental, as evidenced in constructions such as the
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Programme des Nations Unies pour les Etablissements Humains – ONU-HABITAT
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in Paris for 26 years, was summoned from France at the recommendation of
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first set up a rectangular area with an orthogonal street layout, while
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Casamémoire; Kassou, Abderrahim (2015). Alluchon, Jacqueline (ed.).
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Casablanca is home to a number of academic institutions, including:
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Vernacular modernism in GAMMA's Sidi Othmane Housing Development in
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France persisted in its cultural involvement in Morocco through the
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Jelidi, Charlotte (2014-05-31), Bigon, Liora; Katz, Yossi (eds.),
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architecture. One of the first buildings to employ this style was
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Art Deco blended with reinterpreted Moroccan decorative elements.
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is dedicated to the appreciation and protection of Casablanca's
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designed the first two major buildings to mark the square: the
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is involved in this project as well as the Zenata "eco cité".
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As the economy transformed, industrial buildings, such as the
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in 1910 was the first structure built by the French after the
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Elie Azagury (1918-2009) - le doyen des architectes Marocains
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Third World Modernism: Architecture, Development and Identity
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Notre protectorat marocain. La première étape, 1912-1930, etc
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Prost's road plan for his 1917 extension and development plan
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for the Europeans fanning out to the east. Many buildings in
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Lire Casablanca: Une Grammaire d'Urbanisme et d'Architecture
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Chaouni, Aziza (2014-07-03). "Interview with Elie Azagury".
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were some of the early planners and architects of the city.
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In 1916, four years after the official establishment of the
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permission to build a modern port in Casablanca. The French
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walls, and the two oldest mosques date back to this period.
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Dahmani, Iman; El moumni, Lahbib; Meslil, El mahdi (2019).
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Evaluation du programme national: "Villes sans bidonvilles"
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Dahmani, Iman; El moumni, Lahbib; Meslil, El mahdi (2019).
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Casablanca : colonial myths and architectural ventures
3962:"Casablanca, Ville du XXème siècle, carrefour d'influences"
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Casablanca : colonial myths and architectural ventures
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Dahmani, Iman; El moumni, Lahbib; Meslil, El mahdi (2019).
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Casablanca : colonial myths and architectural ventures
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Casablanca : mythes et figures d'une aventure urbaine
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Ecochard's collective of Modernist architects was called
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Nouvelle géographie universelle: la terre et les hommes
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and modern standards of sanitation and urban planning.
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El Mehdi Laraki's 1980s Zerktouni Residence in Maarif.
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Mission universitaire et culturelle française au Maroc
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Casablanca: Colonial Myths and Architectural Ventures
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Casablanca: Colonial Myths and Architectural Ventures
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Casablanca: colonial myths and architectural ventures
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Casablanca: colonial myths and architectural ventures
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The City in the Islamic World, Volume 94/1 & 94/2
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Casablanca: Colonial Myths and Architectural Ventures
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as offering a potential model for visitors from the '
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embraced in the 1930s, indicated a transition toward
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officially established in 1912, the resident general
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Maginn, Paul J.; Steinmetz, Christine (2014-10-10).
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Casablanca: mythes et figures d'une aventure urbaine
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In the 1920s, the colonial administration created a
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bastion and the two oldest mosques in the city, the
4651:"Adaptations of Vernacular Modernism in Casablanca"
4400:"Adaptations of Vernacular Modernism in Casablanca"
3005:"Adaptations of Vernacular Modernism in Casablanca"
932:Georges Buan's plan appearing in the guide for the
3610:"Casablanca's Biennial Suffers Last-Minute Losses"
3131:Blondeau, Mathilde; Ouzzani, Kenza Joundy (2016).
1613:. There was a focus on managing the city's rapid,
745:. Forestier and Prost, both active members in the
106:at Bank al-Maghreb, view over Casablanca from the
3166:The History of the Maghrib: An Interpretive Essay
4874:"Urban Design Practice. An International Review"
5078:"Casablanca, fleuron de l'Art déco | RFI Blogs"
5047:Neill, Michael; Schalkwyk, David (2016-08-18).
4950:. Lonely Planet. 28 August 2010. Archived from
3325:, Manchester University Press, pp. 35–49,
1683:(GAMMA), and initially included the architects
1582:
1319:, is surrounded by buildings in a style called
1184:) south of the Hubous that came to be known as
763:
1908:(1960), as well as public schools such as the
401:Casablanca retains many authentic examples of
4625:"Avenue Royale Casablanca, Morocco | EJAtlas"
4476:"L'histoire de la Villa Zevaco de Casablanca"
4033:Alexandre, Nicolas; Neiger, Emmanuel (2019).
2786:l'Africain, Léon; Du Hecquet, Adrien (1556).
553:, though several important buildings remain.
534:, and the Tnaker (huts). Casablanca hosted a
337:International Congress of Modern Architecture
8:
5050:The Oxford Handbook of Shakespearean Tragedy
4899:"Casablanca Finance City Tower by Morphosis"
3844:Quest. Issues in Contemporary Jewish History
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3279:Histoire de Casablanca: des origines à 1914
3264:Histoire de Casablanca: des origines à 1914
3168:. Princeton University Press. p. 276.
2881:Histoire de Casablanca, des origines à 1914
2069:' wholesale produce market in Sidi Othmane.
1569:, completed in 1935, was an early example.
1335:, built 1912–1914. It was also used in the
5231:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
4974:"Archnet > Site > Mosquée Mohammadi"
4092:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (
3374:du Maroc, Comité des foires (1917-08-15).
2564:Société Immobilière de Casablanca et Maroc
827:'s handpicked urban planner, designed the
797:1914 radio-concentric plan for Casablanca.
5155:Cohen, Jean-Louis; Eleb, Monique (2002).
3797:Cohen, Jean-Louis; Eleb, Monique (2002).
3331:10.7228/manchester/9780719090554.003.0001
3164:Laroui, Abdallah; Manheim, Ralph (1977).
3092:
3087:(dissertation thesis). Ghent University.
1965:, Casablanca went through two major "neo-
1944:principles of minimalism and efficiency.
1679:Groupe des Architectes Modernes Marocains
1306:One notable example of this trend is the
1198:and operated by a private company called
703:Service des Promenades et des Plantations
331:Groupe des Architectes Modernes Marocains
123:is diverse and historically significant.
110:, a colonial building seen from atop the
5178:. Translated by Borim, Ian. Casablanca:
4695:"Ces bâtiments symboles de la métropole"
2974:. Translated by Borim, Ian. Casablanca:
1877:, too, innovated in his designs for the
1743:, was pioneering in the architecture of
1715:were some of the first examples of this
1234:imagery until it was shut down in 1954.
549:The medina was largely destroyed in the
264:, where the Moroccans would live, and a
114:, Bournazel Market, Zerktouni Residence.
4532:(in French). 2013-03-05. Archived from
3880:دليل معمار القرن العشرين بالدار البيضاء
3243:. Vol. 11. Hachette. p. 753.
3193:. McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers.
2778:
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2721:Preservation of architectural heritage
1315:The former administrative square, now
1238:Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Neo-Moorish
920:, to adopt a comprehensive urban plan.
632:bombardment and invasion of Casablanca
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1644:founded in 1947 by figures including
1628:Congrès Internationaux d'Architecture
869:. This square linked the medina, the
700:, landscape gardener and head of the
492:The city's population grew under the
235:, an early example of a style called
7:
4999:"Gare TGV Casa-Voyageurs - YKS/ADBR"
3936:Von Osten, Marion; Müller, Andreas.
3187:Snodgrass, Mary Ellen (2005-07-25).
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1940:, were constructed according to new
1170:-inspired colonial brothel district.
669:('indigenous towns') throughout the
278:were designed by architects such as
100:Marshal Ameziane Housing Development
3639:archiwebture.citedelarchitecture.fr
3436:Les Annales de la Recherche Urbaine
3323:Garden cities and colonial planning
2805:Works Issued by the Hakluyt Society
2250:
2232:
852:
599:Casablanca in the aftermath of the
185:
4375:Fabrizi, Mariabruna (2016-12-07).
3530:Cohen, Jean-Louis (Jan 21, 2020).
3029:Journal of Architectural Education
2572:(1928) designed by Albert Greslin.
1656:—prepared a study of Casablanca's
14:
5197:Taqī, Najīb.; تقي، نجيب. (2012).
4037:. Senso Unico. pp. 410–411.
3464:Cohen, Jean-Louis (22 May 2019).
1928:at Mohamed Diouri Square and the
1765:units, that combined elements of
1576:due to the allied landing during
1375:Sacred Heart Church of Casablanca
526:identified three main parts: the
522:In his 1900 map of the city, Dr.
439:—that were revitalized after the
403:traditional Moroccan architecture
3882:(in Arabic). Salé: Revue Maure.
3838:Cohen, Jean-Louis (2021-10-05).
3803:. Monacelli Press. p. 313.
2456:Mohammed V International Airport
2214:Notable buildings and structures
2089:
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2011:
1978:
1952:Mohammed V International Airport
1871:Tit Mellil Rehabilitation Center
1809:and Villa Azagury are examples.
1572:Casablanca was an early site of
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5203:(al-Ṭabʻah al-ūlá ed.). .
5024:"Casa Voyageurs Station - abdr"
3985:Sinclair, Mandy (May 7, 2018).
2883:. Éditions Ophrys. p. 107.
2752:List of monuments in Casablanca
2498:Municipal Theater of Casablanca
2357:, designed by Edmond Brion and
2183:The neighborhood of the former
2022:market on Agadir Street (1972).
628:Charles Martial Joseph Dessigny
4786:, 13 July 2011, archived from
4181:"The Gamma Grid | Model House"
3409:(in French). 26 September 2006
2443:Casa-Voyageurs Railway Station
2434:Casa-Voyageurs Railway Station
1509:(COSUMAR) factory from within
1408:Art Nouveau decorative detail.
642:Throughout the decades of the
419:(mausolea) including those of
1:
4997:Diouri, Younes (2012-09-11).
3852:10.48248/issn.2037-741x/12572
3686:(in French). Payot & cie.
2899:"Casablanca mon amour !"
2715:Casablanca Finance City Tower
2451:Casablanca Tit Mellil Airport
2197:Casablanca Finance City Tower
1973:and the Royal Avenue project.
1930:Sidi Othmane Wholesale Market
1850:educational system in Morocco
1727:, which were centered in the
1721:Moroccan Nationalist Movement
1545:style, with the aesthetic of
912:was built at the site of the
716:in Morocco, and he convinced
698:Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier
5280:Moorish Revival architecture
5133:(in French). 28 October 2019
3966:UNESCO World Heritage Centre
3135:. Editions Ethnic attitude.
3041:10.1080/10464883.2014.943632
2516:Hippolyte Joseph Delaporte's
2393:Notre-Dame de Lourdes Church
2149:Agence Urbaine de Casablanca
1505:Compagnie Sucriere Marocaine
1247:In addition to Henri Prost,
1006:in its previous position at
582:Buenaventura Cultural Center
16:Built environment in Morocco
5053:. Oxford University Press.
4903:www.architecturalrecord.com
4844:. Univ Of Minnesota Press.
4630:Environmental Justice Atlas
4305:Population (French Edition)
3359:Le visage français du Maroc
2632:Mohammed V Athletic Complex
2493:Grand Theatre of Casablanca
2340:Église de Sainte Marguerite
1091:Ministry of Islamic Affairs
311:, which architects such as
5296:
4840:Bogaert, Koenraad (2015).
4605:www.bauhaus-imaginista.org
4185:transculturalmodernism.org
4128:Cahiers de la Méditerranée
4058:Cohen, Jean-Louis (2002).
3903:Cohen, Jean-Louis (2002).
3710:Cohen, Jean-Louis (2002).
3580:. Eleb, Monique. : Hazan.
3576:Cohen, Jean-Louis (1998).
3133:Casablanca courts-circuits
3083:Bogaert, Koenraad (2011).
2846:Cohen, Jean-Louis (2002).
2429:Casa-Port Railway Terminal
2387:Church of the Sacred Heart
2382:Church of San Buenaventura
1122:saw the experiment of the
1027:
883:Hippolyte Joseph Delaporte
578:Church of San Buenaventura
551:French bombardment of 1907
171:. It was destroyed by the
121:architecture of Casablanca
2578:Maréchal Améziane Complex
1501:A view of the industrial
1310:designed by Marius Boyer.
1190:. It was inspired by the
217:bombardment of Casablanca
94:From top, left to right:
4283:THE FUNAMBULIST MAGAZINE
4122:Munoz, Sylviane (1983).
2933:THE FUNAMBULIST MAGAZINE
2808:. Hakluyt Society. 1896.
2219:Government and municipal
2133:2003 Casablanca bombings
1867:Théophile Gautier School
1830:Vincent Timsit Workshops
1369:) is the city's largest
484:for the area around the
413:. There are a number of
148:Descrittione dell’Africa
5255:Architecture in Morocco
4929:(in French). 2017-08-29
4701:(in French). 2005-11-29
4457:(in French). 2019-02-13
3745:Colliez, André (1930).
3664:Journal de l'exposition
3239:Reclus, Élisée (1885).
2658:Vélodrome de Casablanca
2189:Casablanca Finance City
2185:Casablanca–Anfa Airport
2125:Villes Sans Bidonvilles
2115:Neoliberal architecture
1534:building in Casablanca.
1493:Modernism and Brutalism
1460:, 85 rue Colbert, 1929.
1273:The development of the
1131:nouvelle ville indigène
1078:nouvelle ville indigène
934:Casablanca Fair of 1915
914:Casablanca Fair of 1915
804:urbanisme d’avant-garde
459:, in his projects. The
421:Sidi Allal al-Qairawani
221:
177:Muhammad III of Morocco
5275:Modernist architecture
5270:Brutalist architecture
4351:resohab.univ-paris1.fr
4230:"TEAM 10 Introduction"
4140:10.3406/camed.1983.941
3680:Thomas, Louis (1917).
2767:Landmarks of Marrakesh
2637:Larbi Benbarek Stadium
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1894:
1887:Ibrahim Roudani School
1852:became a focal point.
1797:(now converted into a
1785:with inspiration from
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1695:. In the early 1950s,
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112:Lévy-Bendayan Building
5265:Art Deco architecture
5176:Modern Casablanca Map
4577:Modern Casablanca Map
3448:10.3406/aru.1990.1515
3430:Rochd, Nabil (1990).
2972:Modern Casablanca Map
2757:Moroccan architecture
2559:
2532:Residential buildings
2514:
2440:
2257:la Siege de la Wilaya
2046:Postal Sorting Center
2036:Textured concrete in
1926:Postal Sorting Center
1530:The staircase of the
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867:United Nations Square
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557:Colonial architecture
544:United Nations Square
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467:Mosque of the Makhzen
445:Mohammed ben Abdallah
380:
231:in the likeness of a
5131:Aujourd'hui le Maroc
4234:www.team10online.org
4209:www.team10online.org
4158:www.team10online.org
3407:Aujourd'hui le Maroc
3277:Adam, André (1963).
3262:Adam, André (1963).
2879:Adam, André (1968).
2462:Cinemas and theaters
2410:(1929), designed by
2350:Jean-François Zevaco
2239:Palais de la justice
2193:Morphosis Architects
1883:Roches Noires School
1826:Jean-François Zevaco
1775:Jean-François Zevaco
1717:Vernacular Modernism
1597:
1182:prostitution quarter
1057:Some aspects of the
785:
759:garden city movement
720:to design plans for
486:Ould el-Hamra Mosque
471:Ould el-Hamra Mosque
373:Traditional Moroccan
361:, experimented with
351:Jean-François Zevaco
341:vernacular modernism
204:Algeciras Conference
5159:. Monacelli Press.
5082:voyage.blogs.rfi.fr
4793:on 11 February 2020
4749:جدلية, Jadaliyya-.
3716:. Monacelli Press.
3658:Hodebert, Laurent.
2850:. Monacelli Press.
2762:Architecture of Fez
2537:Apartment buildings
2355:Al-Mohammadi Mosque
2291:Religious buildings
2102:Abdelkader Bensalem
1938:Patrice de Mazières
1902:Ernest Renan School
1846:French Protectorate
1733:Carrières Centrales
1713:Carrières Centrales
1483:World Heritage Site
1069:French protectorate
1030:Hubous (Casablanca)
981:Hippolyte Delaporte
839:of Casablanca as a
737:, president of the
681:, was to construct
644:French Protectorate
638:French Protectorate
601:bombardment of 1907
524:Frédéric Weisgerber
359:Patrice de Mazières
325:Carrières Centrales
317:Modern architecture
248:French Protectorate
211:Compagnie Marocaine
4671:"Wholesale Market"
4530:Chantiers du Maroc
4455:Chantiers du Maroc
2897:Chebbak, Mostafa.
2574:
2529:
2447:
2305:Ettedgui Synagogue
1948:Mourad Ben Embarek
1914:Sidi Othman School
1900:, which built the
1745:collective housing
1650:Vladimir Bodiansky
1549:is present in the
1539:Streamline Moderne
1536:
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1109:The French writer
1081:—now known as the
887:Paris-Maroc stores
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441:earthquake of 1755
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309:Streamline Moderne
173:earthquake of 1755
5210:978-9954-1-0473-6
5189:978-9920-9339-0-2
5060:978-0-19-103615-6
4851:978-1-4529-5669-5
4811:Klasa, Adrienne.
4755:Jadaliyya - جدلية
4735:978-1-317-91013-8
4586:978-9920-9339-0-2
4044:978-9920-38-328-8
3889:978-9954-35-245-8
3810:978-1-58093-087-1
3783:978-1-135-00833-8
3513:978-90-04-16240-2
3475:978-2-7541-1089-1
3340:978-0-7190-9055-4
3200:978-0-7864-1886-2
3142:978-9954-37-750-5
2985:978-9920-9339-0-2
2412:Georges Jean Grel
2408:Lycée Ibn Toumart
2310:Beth-El Synagogue
2228:Palace of Justice
2201:Reichen et Robert
2187:transformed into
2106:Domenico Basciano
1920:Public facilities
1861:built schools in
1711:(Honeycomb), and
1670:provoked a schism
1567:Bendahan Building
1551:Bendahan Building
1365:(formerly called
1352:Mahkamat al-Pasha
1323:, which combines
1317:Muhammad V Square
1230:to tourists with
1148:of other cities.
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1912:(1951), and the
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660:Villes nouvelles
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457:Ahmed el Inglizi
411:Ad-Dār Al-Bayḍāʾ
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2600:Villa Zevaco
2520:
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2346:Sunna Mosque
2294:
2281:(بنك المغرب)
2262:Marius Boyer
2222:
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1988:Sidi Othmane
1960:
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1906:Bizet School
1891:
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1843:
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1814:Le Corbusier
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1749:
1741:rural exodus
1689:Alexis Josic
1674:
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1627:
1625:At the 1953
1624:
1615:rural exodus
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1547:ocean liners
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298:
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245:
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129:architecture
120:
118:
5180:MAMMA Group
5028:www.abdr.it
5005:(in French)
4927:Le Monde.fr
4507:(in French)
4482:(in French)
4012:(in French)
3558:(in French)
3221:(in French)
2976:MAMMA Group
2905:(in French)
2726:Casamémoire
2710:Twin Center
2690:Atlas Tower
2679:Skyscrapers
2663: [
2648: [
2620:Villa Moqri
2507:(1922-1984)
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2233:قصر العدالة
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2162:Casa Marina
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2067:de Mazières
2042:de Mazières
1995: [
1967:Haussmanian
1956:Atlas Tower
1755:Hay Hassani
1658:bidonvilles
1487:Casamémoire
1437:Henri Prost
1371:public park
1321:Neo-Moorish
1260: [
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1125:cité-jardin
1103:cité-jardin
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1075:designed a
1004:Clock Tower
865:and is now
821:Henri Prost
774: [
761:in England.
754:cité-jardin
731: [
718:Henri Prost
708:Paul Tirard
626:erected by
624:clock tower
482:Henri Prost
272:Art Nouveau
256:Henri Prost
229:clock tower
5250:Casablanca
5244:Categories
5166:1580930875
5137:2020-03-20
5112:2020-03-20
5087:2020-05-13
5033:2020-04-15
5009:2020-04-15
4983:2023-03-09
4933:2020-06-01
4908:2020-06-01
4884:2020-06-01
4860:1028182737
4826:2020-06-01
4817:www.ft.com
4760:2020-07-05
4705:2020-07-02
4680:2020-07-03
4656:2020-07-02
4636:2020-06-01
4610:2020-05-19
4540:2020-03-21
4511:2020-03-21
4505:Telquel.ma
4486:2020-03-21
4461:2020-03-20
4405:2019-10-18
4385:2020-04-18
4361:2020-04-18
4311:(2): 374.
4289:2020-04-17
4239:2019-10-18
4214:2020-04-17
4190:2019-10-18
4163:2020-04-17
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3971:2019-09-18
3947:2019-10-18
3857:2023-03-07
3644:2020-05-05
3620:2021-03-11
3587:2850256242
3562:2020-05-03
3484:1105069738
3413:2020-06-01
3385:2020-03-21
3346:2023-03-07
3225:2020-05-11
3151:1135744090
3010:2020-04-15
2939:2020-04-18
2909:2020-03-20
2903:Libération
2773:References
2488:Cinema Vox
2483:Cinema ABC
2335:Neo-Gothic
2299:Synagogues
2178:offshoring
2147:, and the
2129:UN-Habitat
2005:(c. 1952).
1771:vernacular
1761:, modular
1757:designing
1729:bidonville
1379:Neo-Gothic
908:(1917) by
873:, and the
823:, General
679:Madagascar
246:Under the
169:Barghawata
167:under the
125:Casablanca
5227:cite book
5219:964064878
4325:0032-4663
4205:"TEAM 10"
4154:"TEAM 10"
4088:cite book
3757:558140781
3614:ocula.com
3596:406294705
3506:. BRILL.
3468:. Hazan.
3249:246498505
3057:112234517
3049:1046-4883
2740:Brutalist
2736:Modernist
2399:Education
2166:Anfa Park
2137:Al Omrane
1963:Hassan II
1942:Brutalist
1885:(now the
1701:Sémiramis
1607:Aïn Sebaâ
1580:in 1942.
1513:'s 1930s
1192:Yoshiwara
1168:Yoshiwara
848:Souq Kbir
675:Indochina
634:in 1907.
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433:Marrakesh
429:Essaouira
307:style or
254:employed
202:The 1906
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4422:and the
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3816:22 April
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2866:49225856
2746:See also
2376:Churches
2020:Zevaco's
1954:and the
1916:(1973).
1881:and the
1869:and the
1783:Ain Diab
1697:Écochard
1632:(CIAM),
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1519:indigène
1439:in 1922.
1329:Art Deco
1002:and the
841:new town
811:and the
768:—
536:kissaria
469:and the
303:Paquebot
292:and the
276:Art Deco
4436:YouTube
4333:1524699
3537:YouTube
3380:Gallica
2705:Sofitel
2700:Novotel
2660:
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2316:Mosques
2108:(1989).
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2044:' 1979
2038:Faraoui
1875:Azagury
1840:Schools
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1801:café),
1630:Moderne
1609:toward
1354:in the
1187:Bousbir
1163:Bousbir
1152:Bousbir
1128:of the
1085:—a new
825:Lyautey
617:Mogador
609:Mazagan
540:fonduqs
516:tankīra
495:protégé
387:of the
294:Bousbir
282:in the
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