A building from 1930 is more than a façade: it is a landing where neighbours meet, a basement turned exhibition hall, a terrace from which to watch Casablanca change. The Assayag is inhabited — and that is what sets it apart from most of the city’s Art Deco landmarks.
Here you will find news from the house, portraits of the people who keep it alive, and the calendar of cultural events that occasionally open its doors to the public.