Tag Morocco

08-08-2016

Paredes Pedrosa Arquitectos Public library Ceuta

The public library of Ceuta (Spain), designed by Paredes Pedrosa Arquitectos, was built on an archaeological site dating back to the 14th century and which is a testimony to the Berber Marinid dynasty. The library was among the 19 finalist projects chosen for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture.

02-08-2016

Guelmim School of Technology Morocco Aga Khan Award Architecture

The Guelmim School of Technology, in Guelmim, Morocco, designed by architects Saad El Kabbaj, Driss Kettani and Mohamed Amine Siana, was selected amongst the 348 projects participating in the 13th edition of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture and is now one of the 19 finalist projects chosen for this prestigious Award.

19-11-2015

ZieZo Marokko, installation by Kossmann.dejong

Dutch firm Kossmann.

12-11-2015

Spanish International Architecture Prize 2015

CSCAE has awarded the Premio de Arquitectura Española Internacional (Spanish International Architecture Prize) 2015 to Soulages Museum, to the plan for the new Louvre in Lievin, France, and to the Gran Agadir Master Plan.

09-10-2015

Amanjena Resort in Marrakech. Extended hospitality.

Morocco as a tourist destination that brings together the best of the Mediterranean, focusing in particular on environmental and social aspects.

11-08-2015

Livegreenblog explores Expo Milano 2015

Expo Milano 2015 is becoming our go-to destination this Summer.

19-02-2014

Groupe 3 Architectes Mohammed VI Football Academy, Morocco

Helping disadvantaged kids in Rabat and training new talents with the potential to revive football in Morocco are the twin aims of the football academy designed by Groupe 3 Architectes.

06-11-2013

Paredes Pedrosa: Public library in Ceuta

Built on an archaeological site dating back to the Marinid Berber dynasty, the new Ceuta public library designed by Paredes Pedrosa arquitectos embraces two cultural functions, linking the present with the past. The metal grids of the side surfaces reduce the impact of the African sun on the interior, improving the building’s environmental sustainability.