Morocco: April 9-23, 2018 | My 2¢: on Sale!

AKDC Program Head, Sharon C. Smith, and I organized a workshop and seminar on digital preservation of cultural heritage in Northern Morocco, followed by a tour of libraries and academic institutions in Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, and Ben Guerir to explore possibilities for collaboration in documenting the built environment. It was an informative and productive tour. More information will be coming to the online presences of the Aga Khan Documentation Center at MIT. For now, and on a personal level, I just wanted to post these images and to express my gratitude to everyone who helped make the trip not just productive, but also so enjoyable!

Learn more about the seminar from the Tangier American Legation and the Aga Khan Documentations Center at MIT.
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: View from my room into the courtyard of our Riad (Angsana) in Marrakech

: The new Yves Saint-Laurent Museum in Marrakech

: Jordi Mas Carriga, Yhtimad Bouziane, Rachid Tafersiti and Mhammed Benaboud at the April Seminar

: The dining area of the Angsana Riad

: Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines ben M’Sik

: Entry hall of the Siège du Conseil Régional Marrakech-Safi

: My talk for the Program in Moroccan-American Studies at the Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines ben M’Sik

: Mhammed Benaboud

: The April 12 Workshop at TALIM

: The new stadium in Tangier.

: The street in the Marrakech medina

: AKDC Program Head Sharon C. Smith and I at TALIM’s April 12 workshop

: Ayoub Lahlou leads a documentary screening in the Cinematheque de Tanger

: A courtyard house being restored by Mhammed Benaboud

: The opening session “Les politiques publiques face à l’impératif démocratique et au bien-être social, XXII Colloque International.” Thanks to Abdelghani Tayyibi (second from the left), Director of the Ecole Nationale d’Architecture de Marrakech, for the invitation

: The apartment in the Legation atop the Moorish Pavilion of the Legation

: A courtyard of Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique

: At a reception of L’ Atelier Kissaria

: The Library and Archives in Tetouan

: With the photographer Abdel Karim El Kamli in Tetouan

: Sharon C. Smith on a rainy day at the Villa de France in Tangier

: The rebuilt Donjon of Pasha Ali Ben Abdallah al-Riffi

: At the Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines ben M’Sik with Abdelkader Sabil and colleagues

: Arrival at Tanger Ibn Battuta Airport

: AKDC Program Head Sharon C. Smith kicks off the seminar in Tangier, April 13

: Sharon C. Smith In the souk

: My view down into the courtyard

: YSL Museum in Marrakech

: It was great to see my old colleague and good friend Abdelkader Sabil, to meet his colleagues, and speak to students at the Faculté des Lettres, Ben M’sik, in Casablanca, Morocco

: Casa Port Railway Station, shortlisted for the AKAA in 2016

: Poster for the TALIM April Seminar

: Coffee with Lotfi Daoudi and Safaa Kaddioui near the Union européenne au Maroc

: Musée Mohammed VI d’Art Moderne et Contemporain

: Thanks to Dr. Hassan Radoine for arranging, and Khaoula Benaomar for providing an excellent and informative tour of Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique in Benguerir