Skyline of Rabat: the gigantic 55-story Mohammed VI Tower is completed
The Belgian group BESIX announced on Monday the completion of the Mohammed VI Tower in Rabat. Reaching a height of 250 meters in the Bouregreg Valley, this 55-story building officially becomes the tallest building in the country.
The result of a collaboration launched in 2018 between the Brussels-based construction company BESIX and the Moroccan company TGCC, the structure now dominates the capital. According to the Belga agency, this concrete and steel giant houses a mixed-use complex including a luxury hotel, offices, and prestigious apartments.
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Belgian expertise also marks the interior of the building. The Flamant Design company has indeed supervised the layout of strategic spaces such as the lobby and the ballroom. A panoramic observation platform completes this project visible from 50 kilometers around.
Technically, the tower has been designed to withstand earthquakes and strong winds thanks to foundations that go down to a depth of 60 meters. The ecological aspect is integrated with 4,000 square meters of solar panels distributed between the south facade and the roof to optimize the building’s energy efficiency.
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For Sébastien Dusausoy, a representative of BESIX, this achievement is an "iconic landmark on the Rabat skyline". He emphasizes the importance of this work presented as a "sustainable legacy of innovation" actively participating in the urban transformation of the Kingdom.
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