This public facility symbolises and results from the intersection of tradition and modernity. Built on the Kasbah hill, it defines and completes two squares, the public "Place de la Kasbah" and the institutional "Cour d'honneur"; between the two is the modernist "Maison du Parti". It is built with concrete columns, beams, and hollow slabs, with brick infill.
This public facility symbolises and results from the intersection of tradition and modernity. Built on the Kasbah hill, it defines and completes two squares, the public "Place de la Kasbah" and the institutional "Cour d'honneur"; between the two is the modernist "Maison du Parti". It is built with concrete columns, beams, and hollow slabs, with brick infill.
