Collection
Taghazout
Atlantic modernism, between material and horizon.
Taghazout is reimagined as hyper-contemporary Atlantic architecture: tadelakt, limewash, stone and cobalt volumes frame the ocean with precision. Surf remains a distant sign, discovered on a second reading.

A monumental terracotta tadelakt façade opens two perfectly aligned frames onto the Atlantic.

An ivory and limestone passage leads toward a slit of ocean, punctuated by a single cobalt recess.

A radical cobalt wall, asymmetric arch and triangular shadow transform the swell into architectural rhythm.

Two stacked mineral-rose volumes frame the Atlantic within a silent oculus.

Whitewashed terraces overlap like an abstract labyrinth; a single slot reveals the sea.

A monumental stair climbs ochre, saffron and terracotta planes toward a fragment of ocean.

A massive teal threshold nests within ivory and sand, leading to an almost abstract strip of sea.

A coral tadelakt balcony floats above ivory volumes; the sea exists only within the cast shadow.

A diagonal ramp crosses limestone, dusty rose and aubergine toward a small blue-grey horizon.

An ivory monolith, split by the ocean and crossed by cobalt shadow, condenses the entire collection.
