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Covered area: 495 m² Client: Private Photographs: Fernando Guerra – FG + SG Architect: Driss Kettani Architecte
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The Salam Villa is planned on a north-south oriented plot of land in a residential neighborhood of Casablanca. The plot benefits from a sea view to the north. The main concept plays with openness and fluidity while preserving the required privacy, especially for service spaces.
Thus, the plan is organized around a straight staircase, a sort of pivot and the heart of the project, with all spaces unfolding around it with varying degrees of openness. The private and service spaces can be concealed by large sliding doors if necessary, while the living spaces open generously onto the garden and pool.
A distant exterior photograph of Villa Salam residential property, featuring a partial glimpse of a parked vehicle adjacent to the house.An image showcasing the house’s exterior design, its surrounding garden, and the large glass wall panels which provide an unobstructed view of the interior living space, seamlessly merging the indoor and outdoor environments.
This image provides a glimpse of the natural beauty that surrounds the house particularly the beautiful cacti and other plants that have been planted there.The photograph showcases a focused view of a curved wall that is decorated with traditional Moroccan tiles known as “Zellige,” featuring an olive leaf drawing that serves as the inspiration for the house’s name, “Villa Salam.”A photograph of the curved wall, featuring a man pointing to an olive leaf drawing which adds an element of interest and intrigue to the image.The photograph’s focus on the tiles provides viewers with a close-up look at their patterns and designs, emphasizing their beauty and the expert craftsmanship required to create them.The photograph emphasizes the functionality of the wall as a cover for the pool area, protecting it from the elements while also adding to the overall aesthetic of the space.The image features a view of the common living space and the pool area, highlighting their seamless integration and design, which emphasizes the connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.The image features a view of the living area captured from a different perspective, showcasing an expansive glass wall that provides a clear view of the pool area.The photograph features a focused shot of a straight staircase on the ground floor, showcasing its design, materials, and unique features.A photograph providing a comprehensive view of the design and layout of the two staircases in the house which serves as a functional and aesthetic element of the house, creating a seamless transition between the different levels of the building.The interior shot captures a hallway that serves as a passageway to various areas of the house, providing a clear view of its design and features.The image presents a side view of a staircase, providing a unique perspective of its design and features from a lateral angle.
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An image showcasing a straight staircase from a focused perspective which provides a clear view of the staircase’s design, materials, and features.
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Jon Dykstra
Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.
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