Long Wall House

Long Wall House is a minimalist stone villa in Casablanca, defined by a single continuous wall that establishes both boundary and identity.

Set within a compact urban site, the design turns inward. The wall holds the edge, allowing the interior to open into a sequence of light-filled spaces across three levels. Movement through the house becomes an experience of shadow, framed views, and quiet transitions.

Materiality is restrained. Stone, wood, and light work together to create depth without excess.

Rather than expanding outward, the project focuses on shaping an inner world. A calm, protected environment for everyday life.

A space is built. An experience is felt.