Collection
Aït-Ben-Haddou
Ten visions of the earthen city
Shaped by earth, light and terrain, Aït-Ben-Haddou unfolds like architecture carved into the landscape. The collection explores its volumes, passages and horizons through an almost unreal mineral palette.
The monumental volumes of the ksar rise beneath an intense turquoise sky.
Stairs and passages follow the terrain toward the upper levels of the citadel.
A monumental arch frames the citadel, turning the passage into a graphic composition.
Earthen towers rise through a succession of geometric forms bathed in light.
A vast mineral square reveals the scale and restraint of the architecture.
A monumental staircase draws the eye toward the towers overlooking the ksar.
Courtyards, wooden doors and earthen volumes create an intimate scene within the village.
Evening light sets the valley aglow as the ksar rises above the palm grove.
Rugs, lanterns and handcrafted objects introduce an explosion of colour into the mineral landscape.
The ksar unfolds in its full scale between earthen architecture, palm groves and golden light.
