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Jean-Francois Zevaco

Jean-Francois Zevaco was a French-Moroccan architect and a central figure of Moroccan modernism, known for bold concrete civic and leisure projects.

1916-2003

French-Moroccan

Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco

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Biography

Jean-Francois Zevaco was a French-Moroccan architect and a central figure of Moroccan modernism, known for bold concrete civic and leisure projects.

Life: 1916-2003

Nationality: French-Moroccan

Base: Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco

Corpus work span: 1952 to 1966

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3 works across 2 linked cities and 1 linked countries.

Leading typologies: church · civic complex · landscape

Leading materials: concrete

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