PETITE PLACE DES HABOUS

The Petite Place des Habous acts as a quiet anchor within the organized grid of Casablanca’s New Medina. It is defined by the presence of mosques and fountains, where horseshoe arches and intricate plasterwork frame a space designed for calm rather than the typical city bustle. Built between nineteen seventeen and nineteen twenty-six, this quarter emerged under the French Protectorate to house merchants and families arriving from across the country.