Lost heritage
Immeuble Piot
Angle boulevard Mohammed V et rue de la Chaouia · City centre
Listed in the national heritage inventory
Demolished in 2011
Overview
At the corner of Boulevard Mohammed V and Rue de la Chaouia, opposite the Central Market, the Piot building, also known as Piot-Templier, was built in the 1920s by the architect Pierre Ancelle. In the Neo-Moorish style, it stood next to the Hôtel Lincoln and long housed the Templier shop, which sold tableware and silverware.
The building was demolished in July 2011.