The Oasis Cultural Center – Cultural center of Marrakech, Morocco

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PREMISE

An oasis may be a lush green area within the middle of a desert, centred around a spring or a well. it’s almost a reverse island, during a sense, because it’s a small area of water surrounded by a sea of sand or rock.

Oases are often fairly easy to spot—at least in deserts that don’t have towering sand dunes. The sight of an oasis on the horizon has been a really welcome one for desert travellers.

They vary in size from a cluster of date palms around a well or a spring to a city and its irrigated cropland. Dates, cotton, olives, figs, citrus fruits, wheat and corn (maize) are common oasis crops.

Rivers that flow through some deserts provide permanent sources of water for giant , elongated oases. The fertile Nile valley and delta in Egypt, furnished with water from the Nile , is an example of this sort of huge oasis. At 22,000 square kilometres, it’d be the most important oasis within the world.

MARRAKESH

The culture in Marrakech, a bit like any culture worldwide, plays a crucial part in shaping a city and its people. Marrakech is rich in culture then diverse with its historical influences reflected through the gorgeous architecture, delicious cuisine and welcoming people. The culture within the ‘red city’ is exclusive and has been strongly influenced by Arab and Islamic civilisations due to the vast Berber population. The culture in Marrakech is portrayed through language, religion, music, crafts, and tradition.

Bathed within the pink glow of its adobe walls, the stunning Marrakesh throws open its doors to all or any culture lovers. Marrakesh consists of an array of influences that defy eras, a mosaic of colors where the wonders of the past and therefore the present inherit focus.

How can an idea of Oasis and therefore the culture of Marrakech close in an architectural project that’s far more than a culture box? How can it symbolize the Marrakech of the future?

BRIEF

The culture in Marrakech is strongly influenced by Arab, Berber and Islamic civilisations. the town was founded c.1070, nearly thousand years ago, by the Almoravid dynasty (an imperial Berber Muslim dynasty).

This unique project will give the town the likelihood to be flowering again and offer unique opportunities for investors within the BOT (Build, Operate and Transfer) projects for mall and offices.

Brief: The cultural centre should be an example of a green cultural and exhibition city – where usage of energy, energy and recycling and sustainable development is implemented as an example for the remainder of the planet .

The oasis should lookout of environmental issues and reduce waste. the planning , construction and operation should have sustainable development in mind. The oasis might be the primary cultural centre within the world created on a sustainable basis – and without to compromise creativity, practicality, costs and uniqueness. this may also make it attractive for organizers and visitors to return .

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  • Title

    The Oasis Cultural Center – Cultural center of Marrakech, Morocco
  • Type

    Competition Announcement (Ideas)
  • Website

  • Organizers

    yelekin556@hancack.com
  • Registration Deadline

    July 27, 2021 12:00 AM
  • Submission Deadline

    July 26, 2021 12:00 AM
  • Price

    35 USD

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