IMCAMA Building

The IMCAMA Building, also known locally as the Sony Building, is a significant historical residential and commercial property designed by architect Albert Greslin and completed in 1928. It is a prime example of the early Art Deco style that defined Casablanca's 'new town,' featuring distinctive facade ornamentation. Its historical and architectural value was formally recognized with its designation as a National Material Patrimony site in 2005. The building remains inhabited, showcasing the enduring functionality of early 20th-century urban design.