extending the urban dynamic of the city while providing a relaxing and original ambiance. Lotfi Sidirahal started with the layout design before looking for the aesthetic DNA. He first tried to repeal the separation between bathroom and bedroom, drawing on a classical item of the eastern Arab language: the Moucharabieh screen. He turned it as a design statement in the room. The sliding screen cuts a white modern monolithic bloc, creating an atypical contrast.

Lotfi Sidirahal is graduated from Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture (Paris, France), where he later taught as an assistant professor. He is also an Urban Planner graduated from the Urban Geography Laboratory of Paris X University. He was a Partner at the design agency "Nebka" in Paris, specialized in luxury retail design with clients such as Kenzo, Armani, Clarins, Guerlain, etc… Lotfi Sidirahal is founder of “Pod Architecture” a design studio based in Paris, Casablanca, and Dubai, that he still manages today. His pioneering projects have earned him several exhibitions in various museums and contemporary art centers as Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, the Vitra Design Museum in Berlin, Kunsthaus Graz in Austria, Fundacion Canal in Madrid, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in Boston, Hangaram Design Museum in Seoul, etc… He was awarded amongst the 40 best Architects by the “Borromini Awards" in Rome in 2001, and published in a specially issued book entitled "New generation of International Architecture", by Skira Editions. Lotfi Sidirahal does not consider architecture as limited to the building concept, but rather the art of creating space regardless of their physical or virtual nature, and whatever its scale.

Mr Xavier Guerrand HERMES and investment fund ACTIF INVEST invited Lotfi Sidirahal to design the rooms of their hotel in the mixed use project "CARRE EDEN" located in Marrakech, Morocco. The hotel is operated by REZIDOR under the brand "RADISSON BLU"