Socifrance Building

The Socifrance Building (Immeuble Socifrance) is a historical residential and commercial structure completed between 1934 and 1935. It was designed by architect Erwin Hinnen, who contributed to Casablanca's Art Deco and Modernist architectural development. The building's design reflects the elegant, multi-story urban blocks of the mid-1930s. Its name is linked to a French financial or residential company (Société Française), highlighting the foreign investment in the city's infrastructure during the Protectorate.