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Morocco: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Morocco offers rich design inspiration through its distinctive architectural traditions, from historic medinas to contemporary interventions. The country's design culture blends traditional craftsmanship with modern approaches, creating spaces that reflect both historical context and contemporary needs.

The community explores Moroccan design through projects including cultural centers and souks, boutique hospitality spaces, diplomatic architecture, and investigations into sensory and material heritage. Work ranges from adaptive reuse of traditional elements to new cultural institutions serving Moroccan communities.

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Ondřej Slunečko1 work

Ayushi Srivastava1 work

Cheung Wai Shun1 work

azadeh shehnizadeh1 work

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Juan

I N T E R L U D E

Interlude is a cultural centre that aims to collect, maintain and promote local traditions and in turn making a sustainable architecture that has almost no environmental impact, thus generating a unique cultural icon in Morocco and North Africa. Just like an interlude in music, this project aims to become a place to have a break from the routine.

Paweera and 3 others

The Sprout

" A Miracle in the Moroccan Desert " This is a phrase used to refer to a type of tree that originated in Morocco, the only place in the world and Moroccans value this tree as the national tree or the tree of life.

Hang and YI

Co-Life

‘Healing garden’, public square, market street and intergenerational workshops could bring older people into the urban mix and reduce the level of social isolation. The applications of sustainable principles aim to reduce the building’s ecological footprint and deliver a self-sufficient (zero carbon) community.

Ondřej

SUQ

Inspired by the dry desert and antique souq markets, the new development emerges. Integrating elderly into the fabric of the city by providing lush park and commercial street in order to promote meeting between generations.

Sara

Through the Layers of Memory & Scent

A cooking school and sensory gardens in Tangier, Morocco, exploring heritage as a living practice through scent, food, and memory. The project translates an olfactory research into Tangier's cultural life into architecture rooted in community, atmosphere, and spatial storytelling.

Jason

Architectural Diplomacy in Design Irish Embassy

A modern embodiment of diplomacy, the Irish Embassy design integrates Ireland and Morocco's rich cultural fabrics through innovative architecture. Featuring strategic spatial organization, it promotes accessibility while ensuring security and privacy, all harmonized within Rabat's urban landscape.

imane

Moroccan doors

Asilah's doors and colors

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UNI Editorial

publishedStory1 year ago

Maison Brummell Majorelle – A Contemporary Boutique Oasis in Marrakesh by Bergendy Cooke

Maison Brummell Majorelle blends Moroccan vernacular with contemporary design, featuring lush gardens, sculptural forms, textured materials, and serene urban oasis.

Morocco

Hospitality Building

Paweera Panprommin

publishedDesign Process5 years ago