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Quartier Habous is a neighbourhood of Casablanca erected between 1918 and 1955 to deal with the arrival of many migrants who came from all corners of Morocco , especially the traders from the city of Fez .
The Habous district develops during the French protectorate, mainly from 1920 to 1930 to accommodate several merchant families from various regions of Morocco, including the city of Fez. This migration is caused by the policy of Marshal Lyautey who wishes to separate the residential areas of the Europeans and those Moroccans .
The name "Endowments" refers to the traditional religious assembly that organizes the allocation of housing in the medina.
The plans of the district are designed from 1917 by Albert Laprade , Deputy Henri Prost , then by Auguste Cadet and Edmond Brion .
The Habous is a unique example of reconstruction of Medina where, while respecting the style and traditional habits, the French architects, including Henri Prost , have complied with the rules of modern town planning.
This area is now home to many artisans and especially booksellers
Quartier Habous is a neighbourhood of Casablanca erected between 1918 and 1955 to deal with the arrival of many migrants who came from all corners of Morocco , especially the traders from the city of Fez .
The Habous district develops during the French protectorate, mainly from 1920 to 1930 to accommodate several merchant families from various regions of Morocco, including the city of Fez. This migration is caused by the policy of Marshal Lyautey who wishes to separate the residential areas of the Europeans and those Moroccans .
The name "Endowments" refers to the traditional religious assembly that organizes the allocation of housing in the medina.
The plans of the district are designed from 1917 by Albert Laprade , Deputy Henri Prost , then by Auguste Cadet and Edmond Brion .
The Habous is a unique example of reconstruction of Medina where, while respecting the style and traditional habits, the French architects, including Henri Prost , have complied with the rules of modern town planning.
This area is now home to many artisans and especially booksellers
Quartieri Spagnoli - VIA S.Anna di Palazzo - Mascherone apotropaico, si riteneva scacciasse il malocchio e l'invidia
Au coin d'une petite zone de verdure, ce graffiti donne un repère sympathique aux utilisateurs du jardin partagé et du terrain de foot urbain.
Quartier Habous is a neighbourhood of Casablanca erected between 1918 and 1955 to deal with the arrival of many migrants who came from all corners of Morocco , especially the traders from the city of Fez .
The Habous district develops during the French protectorate, mainly from 1920 to 1930 to accommodate several merchant families from various regions of Morocco, including the city of Fez. This migration is caused by the policy of Marshal Lyautey who wishes to separate the residential areas of the Europeans and those Moroccans .
The name "Endowments" refers to the traditional religious assembly that organizes the allocation of housing in the medina.
The plans of the district are designed from 1917 by Albert Laprade , Deputy Henri Prost , then by Auguste Cadet and Edmond Brion .
The Habous is a unique example of reconstruction of Medina where, while respecting the style and traditional habits, the French architects, including Henri Prost , have complied with the rules of modern town planning.
This area is now home to many artisans and especially booksellers
Quartier Habous is a neighbourhood of Casablanca erected between 1918 and 1955 to deal with the arrival of many migrants who came from all corners of Morocco , especially the traders from the city of Fez .
The Habous district develops during the French protectorate, mainly from 1920 to 1930 to accommodate several merchant families from various regions of Morocco, including the city of Fez. This migration is caused by the policy of Marshal Lyautey who wishes to separate the residential areas of the Europeans and those Moroccans .
The name "Endowments" refers to the traditional religious assembly that organizes the allocation of housing in the medina.
The plans of the district are designed from 1917 by Albert Laprade , Deputy Henri Prost , then by Auguste Cadet and Edmond Brion .
The Habous is a unique example of reconstruction of Medina where, while respecting the style and traditional habits, the French architects, including Henri Prost , have complied with the rules of modern town planning.
This area is now home to many artisans and especially booksellers
The initial master plan for the Quartier International -- a redevelopment scheme suspended over the Ville-Marie freeway -- by Peterson Littenberg was even featured in "The New Urbanism" (ed. Peter Katz). Here, part of the area as built, with the Palais des Congrès (Tétreault, Parent, Languedoc & associés, Saia & Barbese, Ædifica, with Hal Ingberg, 2002) facing Place Jean-Paul-Riopelle. Who says that New Urbanism cannot accommodate modern architecture?
des arbres que la SHDM a dit qui seraient transplantés:
www.shdm.org/shdm/fr/pdf/com_20071207_quartier_des_specta...
The Centre CDP Capital, is the headquarters of CDP Capital, formerly known as the Caisse de dépôt et de placement du Québec, the main investment arm of the Quebec government. Entirely suspended over the trench, , a covered section of Autoroute Ville-Marie, the 13-storey building stretches between Jean-Paul Riopelle and Victoria squares
Quartier Habous is a neighbourhood of Casablanca erected between 1918 and 1955 to deal with the arrival of many migrants who came from all corners of Morocco , especially the traders from the city of Fez .
The Habous district develops during the French protectorate, mainly from 1920 to 1930 to accommodate several merchant families from various regions of Morocco, including the city of Fez. This migration is caused by the policy of Marshal Lyautey who wishes to separate the residential areas of the Europeans and those Moroccans .
The name "Endowments" refers to the traditional religious assembly that organizes the allocation of housing in the medina.
The plans of the district are designed from 1917 by Albert Laprade , Deputy Henri Prost , then by Auguste Cadet and Edmond Brion .
The Habous is a unique example of reconstruction of Medina where, while respecting the style and traditional habits, the French architects, including Henri Prost , have complied with the rules of modern town planning.
This area is now home to many artisans and especially booksellers