Marrakesh's artistic influences 

I like the open courtyards and beautiful designs.

Beautiful! Would like to see more stories about this type of art and history. Thank you!

Going to Morocco in 2 days and planning to stay there for 2 months. It’s very easy to get infatuated with this country and it’s rich culture. The architecture, the rich history, the food is just delicious and especially the people are just so warm and so welcoming. Two months may not be enough considering that I want to see it all.

I just returned from a month's stay in beautiful, exotic Morocco. It's a little disappointing to see the report highlighting an American couple coopting the beautiful zelijj tile designs when there are already hundreds of local artisans doing them by hand. Nothing against them, just that it would have been nice to see local artisans perpetrating their traditional craft.

I adore Morocco and yes, it is a sensory overload.

I love you morooco...🇲🇦 I love you Marrakesh..🇲🇦

I can't wait to re-visit that incredible country. The only real monarchy outside of Eurasia, the source of Occult science, and the 1st to recognize the USA. Mention more --

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I love the brige mix between spanish and arabic designs its really refreshing

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How is the airflow in these riads?

Morocco is amazing.❤

Morocco is the only Arab country that still retains the luster of the Islamic golden age

This is targeting Americans' ignorance!

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Great Report! I am from Marrakech and I live in LA. I always dreamed of building a little town here in California in the style of Marrakech and calling it "Little Marrakech" since California has almost the same weather as Marrakech and it's so similar in so many ways. (Hit me up if someone interested in something like this lol)

I LOVE RIAD architecture!!! I have a dream, public housing 6 or 10 story tall build with RIAD architecture influence, huge courtyard in the middle with orange trees, lemon trees, vertical organic garden maintaine by the community efforts. Vertical garden can solve the food inflation and nutrition issues. There will be different small fountain ⛲ in the courtyard. Next life, i want to be an urban planner 😊 I have been to Morocco twice, April 2015 & 2017, Marrakech, Fez, Casablanca, Chefchauen. Each time, i accidently booked my hostel which turn out to be a Riad, I fell in love with the architectural concept. The breakfast area is always on the rooftop to see the entire city. I wonder why they didn't introduce Chefchauen, the Blue City. But I am glad it's not feature here, I don't want all the social media influencers flocking to the Blue City snd ruined with mass tourism like Santorini. I love strolling the narrow alley to discover craft shop. The Moroccan are very laid back. My first evening in Fez, a little girl across my hostel greeted me with a big smile "Salam!" Unforgettable! I also spend a night each trip at different parts of the Sahara campground, 🐪 ride,, Berber music 🎵, they all speaks fluent English. The tour are well organized, they combined all the tourist from different hotels to fill out the mini vans, its actually good for green tourism. The Sahara campground is with solar panels and light up the path to the share bathroom. I would like to visit again! Also, designer Yves St Laurent has a house in Marrakesh and its now a museum, the ticket was $10 to see the huge garden with plants from different countries.

Marrakesh seems like a beautiful place to visit. I would enjoy seeing all the stunning architecture.

This is such beautiful and smart architecture. I'd love to see something like this incorporated in American cities.

I just returned couple weeks ago from Morocco and it’s a beautiful country. It feeds your sense… the smell , the sound , the gorgeous colors everywhere. And every region of the country was very different. I loved Fes the most …so much more tradition and culture in there unlike Marrakech is becoming more westernized with all this new hotels / clubs and even casino popping up in the downtown area.

Incredibly fascinating country, detailed in the work of Paul Bowles in the Sheltering Sky, Rolling Stone Brian Jones musical ethnographic work, the wilder Gettys palaces, etc.

I love the Moroccan Architecture, it looks amazing ✨️✨️✨️

Proud to be Moroccan 🇲🇦

morocco is so beautiful

Morocco is Italy of Africa, great culture und world class cuisine🥰🥰🥰

Always something special to learn with Seth Doane.

Dreamy! How I would love a home with an inner courtyard!

Riads (traditional Moroccan houses) are also found some other Moroccan cities such as Rabat, Fez, Meknes, Tetouan, Tangier… Moroccan culture and civilisation goes deep in history. 🇲🇦 🇲🇦 🇲🇦

The guy who said it's like the longes legs of the most beautiful women, this (guy) has the Frensh disease. Those columns inspired from the Palm trees.

Thank you for sharing great homes here in Morocco!

Beautiful

Kesh is a bit touristy but really enjoyed my five days there! Unforgettable.

You’re very welcome anytime to our beautiful country 🇲🇦

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Nice

I always enjoy Seth Doane's work, but Mo Rocca could've had fun with MoRoccan design.😂

Shame to see non-Moroccans taking over the design of Morocco.

But it’s time to see an American style homes and business of architectural presence in some city neighborhood in Morocco … ( in money world rarity is one of the absolute rules for anything that justifies economic value )

I mean, I would put moroccan architecture everywhere

This is before or after the Earthquake?

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Looking forward ~ an hour + away from Malaga where I reside; wonder how it all is after the earthquake recently?

Inspirational!

I wish they had explained how the rain water drains in a raid design, especially with tile flooring.

beautiful! thank you for this wonderful segment.

Marrakesh is magical , a simple city with a beautiful architecture

Such cool concept. Old Damascus homes (here in Syria) has a similar tradition of indoor courtyards open to the sky with a fountain in the centre, yet the material, colours and general feel are so different!

I love this. But this works mostly for cities Mediterranenan climates.

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capitale impériale du Maroc , Marrakech est une ville dynamique malgré son âge de plus de dix siècles.

Love this segment

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I REALLY LOVEEEEEEEEEE THE ARCHOTECTURE ANS THE SPEICES AND THE FOOD THE SOOKS

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For some clarification, the patterns used by the American couple give off Western-European modern vibes, which are far from any traditional Morrocan tiles and beyond comparison to the original one. From a business perspective, they might have come to benefit from the locals crafting ability but it's pretty bold to assume that these designs reflect the authentic or even close to the Moroccan one.

Just beautiful and earth belonging, imaginations at it best....

I like this

Im not an architecture expert but is a Moroccan riad somehow culturally related to the ancient Roman Peristylium?

Omg sooo beautiful would love to stay in one looks peaceful tranquil one day 🤞🏻

I love how ALL these series show mostly WHITE INTERPRETERS of ANY culture in the world. They'll find them and let them speak FOR the other people. ALWAYS.

american couple making money wherever they can....marketing themselfves as they are helping

She lies to Americans about colonization