Carried out between 2010 and 2019, the project transformed a severely degraded riverside area into a multifunctional urban node designed to encourage pedestrian circulation.

The zellige tile patterns, designed by British artist Michael Pinsky, serve both aesthetic and navigational functions. These motifs appear on both banks of the river, helping to orient visitors and subtly signalling the continuity of the intervention across the site.

Located in the historical medina of Fez, Lalla Yeddouna Square covers approximately 7400 m² along the Bou Khrareb river. The rehabilitation project aimed to revive the economic prospects in the medina, and enhance the living conditions of its inhabitants, especially by reconnecting the square to the riverfront.

The textile workshop in one of the renovated blocks on the western bank of the river. The project involved working with local artisans, as well as the British artist Michael Pinsky, who created colourful tiling in a series of courtyards. The contemporary patterns are a creative interpretation of the traditional Fez zellige.

Located in the historical medina of Fez, Lalla Yeddouna Square covers approximately 7,400 m² along the Bou Khrareb river. The project included the rehabilitation of the historic Bin Lamdoun Bridge.