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Extension of the 2nd G.M.M. barracks, construction of non-commissioned officers' and troop housing with external works.

« Building today, passing on tomorrow's craft » Ait Haj My Abdelghni, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Location Casablanca
Category Administrative
The project

Building for the Defence.

In Casablanca, the extension of the 2nd G.M.M. barracks (Caserne du 2ᵉ G.M.M.) provided the military site with housing for non-commissioned officers and enlisted personnel, together with the external works that serve it. The purpose of such a programme is simple and essential: to give personnel decent accommodation, as close as possible to where they serve.

AHMA ran the operation as a single package covering every trade, from structural works to finishing works and the surrounding grounds. A military site sets its own rules: controlled access, constant coordination with the authority, rigorous execution and deadlines met on a site that stays in service throughout. The company put in place a site organisation to match, reconciling the pace of the works with the daily running of the barracks.

This completed project illustrates the place State contracting authorities hold in AHMA's history. A main contractor long practised in public contracts, it confirmed in Casablanca its ability to work on sensitive sites with method and discretion. There it remains true to its purpose: building for the institutions of the Kingdom and serving, over the long term, the regions where it commits itself.

The project film

From site to handover.

A few seconds that retrace the build: the ground prepared, the structural works rising, then the building as it was handed over to the contracting authority.

Gallery

The building in pictures.

Extension of the 2nd G.M.M. barracks, Casablanca, the delivered façade
2nd G.M.M. barracks, Casablanca, site photograph 1
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