SSH, a leading architecture and engineering consultancy headquartered in the Middle East, has officially entered the Moroccan market with the opening of a new office in Casablanca.

The expansion reflects the company’s strategy to strengthen its presence across North Africa and tap into the region’s growing demand for high-end urban, hospitality, and mixed-use developments.

The Casablanca office will serve Morocco’s rising need for world-class projects, particularly in luxury resorts, urban planning, and sustainable architecture. Under the leadership of Selma Skalli, who brings over 17 years of experience in hospitality, real estate, and asset management across France, Morocco, and Sub-Saharan Africa, SSH aims to integrate global expertise with local market knowledge.

Morocco’s urban centres, including Casablanca, Marrakech, and Rabat, have seen substantial growth in tourism and commercial real estate, driven by government investment and international interest. SSH’s presence positions the firm to contribute significantly to projects that blend modern design with the country’s rich cultural heritage. Its portfolio of sustainable and innovative solutions is expected to influence the development of mixed-use complexes, luxury resorts, and urban infrastructure projects across the region.

The move also underscores SSH’s commitment to sustainability and culturally sensitive design, offering bespoke architectural solutions that cater to the evolving needs of Morocco’s rapidly developing urban environment. By establishing a local base, SSH is poised to strengthen partnerships, support investment in high-end developments, and expand its influence across North Africa.

With urban growth and tourism demand on the rise, SSH’s Casablanca office is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the country’s cityscapes, ensuring future projects meet international standards while respecting local heritage.

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