Night view of the Moroccan Office of Tourism building with modern glass facade, people walking and riding bikes on the street in front.

OFFICE NATIONAL DU TOURISME MAROCAINE

Maître d’ouvrage / ONTM

Projet conçu par ACP-Aziza Chaouni et LAPS Architecture dont Salvator-John LIOTTA était l’un des deux co-gérants

Multi-story building with traditional architecture on upper floors and modern glass facade on ground floor, labeled as Moroccan National Office of Tourism.
People walking and riding a bike past an ornate building with a modern glass facade, which has the words "Office National Marocain du Tourisme" on top and a colorful Morocco tourism logo on the glass.
Interior of art gallery with display tables holding decorative pottery; visitors viewing art, including a woman taking photos and a man crouching with a camera; modern architecture with geometric design, staircase, and a bookshelf.
Architectural floor plans of two levels of an office building, with labeled rooms including conference rooms, office spaces, and technical facilities, featuring detailed layouts and measurements.
An art gallery with contemporary exhibits, including sculptures and wall art, and visitors exploring and discussing the artworks.
Cross-section of a modern office building showing different floors with people working, meeting, and relaxing, with large windows and contemporary furniture.
Architectural section drawing of a building interior showing multiple levels, people interacting, decorative lighting, and architectural features like stairs and walls.
Design sketches of a building facade with changing glass panels, including projections of glass panels, temperature sensors, and scenic images.
Diagram of an architectural facade highlighting natural light control system with labels in French including an automatic door, concave or convex glass panels with variable opacity supported by a 20 cm metal trellis system with integrated light senso
Night view of the Moroccan Office of Tourism building with modern glass and metal architecture and people walking and biking on the street in front.