D.E.J.J

The D.E.J.J. building stands out for its curved facade and the distinctively geometric, repetitive balcony patterns that wrap around its corner in Sidi Belyout. It functions as a prominent example of the administrative architecture that shaped Casablanca during the nineteen thirties. Architects prioritized the efficient use of concrete to balance dense urban housing with the need for light and ventilation. A merchant once operated a fabric shop on the ground floor, leaving behind custom ironwork still visible near the main entrance today.