About
What Built Morocco is, who it is for, and how the site is funded.
Built Morocco is an independent reference on building, architecture and cities in Morocco, published in French, English and Arabic. The site documents what the texts require, what the administrations ask for and what the ground shows — and separates, every time, what is established from what is not.
Why this site
Information on building in Morocco is scattered: texts published in the Official Bulletin but rarely consolidated, practices that vary from one urban agency to the next, figures quoted without a source. Built Morocco gathers, checks and dates. Every guide names the texts it rests on and the date on which it was checked against them.
Who it is for
Anyone building or renovating — in Morocco or from abroad —, anyone buying land or an old house, students and professionals looking for a cited reference, and anyone who wants to understand how the country builds.
The sections
- Building in Morocco — the procedures, document by document.
- Moroccan Architecture — typologies, materials, heritage.
- Cities — the medinas and the cities, one by one.
- Building from Abroad — what changes when you are not on the spot.
- Glossary — the terms, in one sentence, with their texts.
Independence and funding
Built Morocco carries no advertising, accepts no sponsored content, earns no commission and refers readers to no professional. The site is funded by its publisher. Should this model change, the editorial policy will say so before anything changes on the pages.
Who publishes
Built Morocco is published by 212 SystemD AE, Maroc. The methodology describes how the guides are written and checked; the Corrections page keeps the record of errors corrected. To write to us: Contact.