Keywords: Architects
Morocco’s postal service and architects have joined forces to transform architectural practices through digital innovation. Barid Al-Maghrib (Poste du Maroc) and the National Council of the Order of Architects (CNOA) recently signed a pivotal partnership agreement aimed at advancing digitalization......
As Morocco grapples with pressing environmental challenges, the National Council of the Order of Architects (CNOA) convened the 39th National Architect's Day in Fez, marking a pivotal moment in the nation's approach to sustainable urban development. The conference, held under the patronage of......
In a recent development that has captured the attention of the architectural world, Spanish firm Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos has released details of their innovative design for the Grand Stade de Casablanca, officially known as the Hassan II Stadium. This unveiling comes in the wake of their unsuccessful......
Casablanca is embarking on a mission to overhaul its urban planning department. Nabila Rmili, the president of the Communal Council, has announced a call for applications to appoint a new Head of the Urban Planning Service, following the removal of the previous incumbent. This change follows complaints......
Architects in Casablanca are forcefully speaking out against the pervasive bureaucratic hurdles that impede their profession, particularly concerning the municipality's handling of construction permits and occupancy certificates. The Architects' Order has condemned the obstacles encountered in......
A longstanding dispute between Morocco's National Council of Architects (CNOA) and the General Secretariat of the Government (SGG) regarding an internship requirement is jeopardizing the career prospects of emerging architects. CNOA President Chakib Benabdellah argues that the two-year apprenticeship......
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