Three stepped towers, a cross-shaped plan, tall glazed screens that pour light into the staircases: the Immeuble Assayag is rarely grasped in a single glance. This section gathers the main ways in — the story of the site that opened in 1930, the man who drew it, the architectural language that sets it apart, and the spaces still crossed every day.
Start wherever you like: each page stands on its own. If you are planning a visit to Casablanca, the visits page sets out what can be seen — and what remains, here, a private home.