Augustin Sourzac School

The Augustin Sourzac School (often known locally as 'la Foncière' due to its location in the Foncière district) is a historically significant educational establishment in Casablanca. It was designed by the French architect Pierre Bousquet and built in 1925 during the French Protectorate era. The school's architecture is characteristic of the time, often employing the Neo-Moorish style favored by colonial authorities for public buildings. Its enduring presence and architectural heritage were recognized in 2018 when it was designated a National Material Patrimony site.