Central Post Office (Casablanca)

The Central Post Office in Casablanca, located at the intersection of Boulevard de Paris and Hassan II Boulevard, is a stunning example of neo-mauresque architecture designed by Adrien Laforgue. Completed between 1918 and 1920 during the French Protectorate, it was the first building erected at what is now Muhammad V Square. Renowned architect Albert Laprade praised its design as clear and practical, making it a noteworthy landmark for visitors and researchers interested in architectural history.