Often called a cathedral, Casablanca’s Sacré-Cœur was in fact the Protectorate city’s main Catholic church. Built over twenty years to Paul Tournon’s design, it fell into disuse before Abderrahim Kassou’s renovation gave it a second life as a cultural centre.
Hi, I'm Chaimae, an architect and essayist. In this journal, I document my observations and reflections on architectural concepts and contemporary topics, creating a space to explore the ideas that shape the built environment today. My work combines research, reading, and critical analysis, producing content that invites reflection and thoughtful engagement. This journal is a resource for architects and enthusiasts alike. A place to dive deeper into architecture, discover new perspectives, and engage with the richness of ideas that inform our surroundings.