Spacious 118-meter Apartment. Enjoy a luxurious vacation and experience the comfort of this spacious, cozy, and bright apartment in one of Casablanca’s most beautiful locations. The apartment is located on the outskirts of downtown and just a short walk from the ocean. It can easily accommodate two couples or a large family. It consists of two bedrooms. One 50-meter master suite featuring a king-size bed, a genuine leather sofa, a closet, two balconies, and a private bathroom; and one bedroom with two twin beds and a closet. A large living room with a dining area and TV. A fully equipped kitchen with a dining area and table, as well as a washing machine and refrigerator. The apartment is located in a central residential area (gated community) with 24/7 security. There is a concierge at the entrance to the residence, which features a beautiful garden. It’s close to the Corniche and ideal for those who want to enjoy walks along the waterfront; across the street is the great Hassan II Mosque, and the Casablanca Marina is just a 5-minute walk away. It’s a 10-minute taxi ride to the Corniche, where you’ll find a great luxury restaurant, and you’ll be in the historic old city (Medina), where you’ll find all kinds of traditional Moroccan handicrafts. It’s also close to all amenities in the heart of the Burgundy neighborhood, just a stone’s throw from the Hassan II Mosque and a 10-minute ride from the Anfa Place shopping center
The Hassan II Mosque was built during the reign and under the direction of King Hassan II. Planned for the site of the former municipal swimming pool and hamam spa, construction began on July 12, 1986, and the inauguration took place on August 30, 1993, after seven years of work. Since the mosque is located on the Atlantic coast, its foundations required meters of concrete and rock to counteract the effects of wave action. However, the stability of the seawall structures proved inadequate, and major reinforcement work has been underway since October to address the severe environmental stresses (waves, humidity, salt fog). the Hassan II Mosque, despite constant maintenance, began to show the first signs of aging in 1998 (cracks, falling formwork panels), the Associated Press noted.For the construction of the complex—which includes the prayer hall, minaret, and madrasa—twelve 220-metric-ton tower cranes and eight mobile cranes were installed.

A crane with a record height of 210 m was set up for the construction of the minaret. The structures of the entire mosque are made of reinforced concrete decorated with Moroccan handicrafts. The entire project took m
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