Casablanca, Morocco, is witnessing the development of a significant new urban project located on the western edge of the city. Designed as a mixed-use precinct, the project integrates office and residential programs, creating a dynamic blend of functionality and livability. Positioned along the east side of a major north-south arterial road that forms the spine of the new district, the site is thoughtfully divided into two distinct zones. The western portion of the site accommodates office spaces, with their facades oriented towards the bustling street, while the eastern portion houses residential units, overlooking an adjacent park. The architectural design of the project celebrates the duality of its urban context. The office building's facade reflects the city’s rhythm, utilizing a tructured grid of horizontal and vertical lines to convey a sense of order and professionalism. In contrast, the residential building, inspired by the organic fluidity of its park setting, adopts a curvilinear aesthetic, characterized by a large ellipsoid form carved into its rectangular volume. This interplay of curves and planes creates a sense of openness and harmony with nature. The park-facing residential facade seamlessly integrates with the greenery, offering residents expansive views and fostering a connection between indoor and outdoor environments. Meanwhile, the street-facing office facade is scaled and detailed to align with the commercial energy of its urban context. Careful attention has been given to harmonizing these contrasting expressions. The design employs a cohesive material palette and unified window detailing, subtly merging the rigidity of the office structure with the flowing forms of the residences, ensuring a balanced and integrated architectural identity.