Bank Al Maghrib Building
Rabat, Morocco
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The Bank Al Maghrib Building in Rabat, Morocco, completed in 1920, exemplifies Moorish Revival architecture designed by Henri Prost and Albert Laprade. Constructed during the French protectorate period as part of the modern capital's development, the building integrates traditional Moroccan architectural vocabulary with early twentieth-century institutional design. Located in the heart of Rabat's planned colonial center, it stands as a significant heritage structure within the UNESCO World Heritage Site designation awarded to the city's modern capital district, reflecting the period's cultural and architectural synthesis.
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- Built
- Type
- historic building
- Heritage
- part of UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Place
- Rabat, Morocco
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