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Art Deco in Casablanca

From the 1910s to the 1950s, Casablanca became one of the capitals of Art Deco: the Prost plan laid out the new town, Boulevard Mohammed V filled with arcades and bas-reliefs, and the Habous reinvented the medina. The buildings, their architects, a walk and the history of the city, all in one place.

Selection

Remarkable buildings

A selection of records illustrated with credited photos.

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    Abattoirs

    Georges-Ernest Desmarest

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    Listed · 1918-1920

    Bâtiment de la Poste du Maroc

    8, boulevard Hassan II

    Adrien Laforgue

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    Listed · 1930

    Église du Sacré-Cœur

    Angle boulevard Rachidi et rue d’Alger

    Paul Tournon

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    Listed · 1919

    Hôtel Lincoln

    Hubert Bride

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    Hôtel Volubilis

    Angle rue Abdelkrim Diouri et rue Colbert

    Marius Boyer

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    Listed · 1930–1932

    Immeuble Assayag

    Angle boulevard Lahcen Seghir et rue Allal Ben Abdallah

    Marius Boyer

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    Listed · 1935

    Immeuble Ben Dahan

    Edmond Brion

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    Listed · 1922–1927

    Immeuble El Glaoui

    Marius Boyer, Jean Balois

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    Listed · 1936

    Immeuble Les Studios

    145, angle boulevard Hassan II et rue Omar Slaoui

    Marius Boyer

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    Listed · 1949-1951

    Immeuble Liberté

    Place Lemaigre Dubreuil, angle rue Al Bassatine et boulevard de la Liberté

    Léonard René Morandi

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    Listed · 1924

    Immeuble Maroc Soir

    Angle boulevard Mohammed V et rue Mohamed El Aouni

    Marius Boyer

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    Listed · 1952

    Immeuble Robert 8 (Villas Paquet)

    Croisement du boulevard Mohammed V, rue Bir Baron et rue Mohamed Smiha

    Jacques Gouyon

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