Siana Architecte | 300 Floor, Moroccan Curved Aesthetic Villa

The project is located in a residential area of Casablanca, northern Morocco, with a land area of 1000 ㎡. You can build a rectangle with an area spanning 20×15. As artists, clients want to have a house that has curves, sensual lines, slim but without loss of detail, is protective without suffocating, and many other constraints that define the way a house is built.

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Inspired by traditional Moroccan architecture, this house is built with a courtyard, provincial and intimate, with the aim of providing a relaxing space away from busy streets. The architecture of the house is designed according to local weather factors, and the courtyard becomes the center of the whole project, providing cross-ventilation, allowing natural light to penetrate into the surrounding rooms.

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Indoor courtyards bring atmosphere to the space, while elevations guarantee privacy. The walls are carved and extended, this planning of the vertical plane creates openings, creates a view and connects to the external environment without being seen. ORGANIC PLASTER CEILINGS ARE DESIGNED TO POETICALLY COVER THE TECHNICAL FEATURES, WHILE PRESERVING THE AUTHENTICITY OF CONCRETE SLABS.

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The living room, restaurant and master bedroom are surrounded by a circular pool. It gives one the illusion of a second courtyard, the reflection of the house is projected. Between the white of the walls and the gray of the concrete slabs, the two walls are covered with light green tiles, creating a poetic connection between water and sky.

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