This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
The National Union of Architects of Morocco organized a round table in which it alerted the technical challenges they faced during architectural competitions, explaining that the search for solutions to these problems began with open discussions between the various players in the field.
Hassan al -manjar, an architect and head of the National Syndicate of Private Architects in Morocco, Stéséd in a Stament to the press that “it is necessary for architects, contractors and investors to realize the importance of working agreements to clear and fair foundations, away from any practices that of not serve the interest Country, Explaining that quality is not just a beauty building, but also related to the design of an integrated environment that enhances a decent living for citizens they have spaces that respect man and nature,
Al -Manjara indicated that Morocco is witness to major projects, under the direction of His Majesty Mohamed VI, extending until 2030, and it represents an ambitious vision towards sustainable and complete development.
For his part, Mary Rahma Human, architect and programmer, said in a press release that “one of the important points that was discussed in the round table is the need to strengthen more effective cooperation between the two parties, it has been pointed out that one of the main challenges is the lack of knowledge adequate the difficulties of implementing projects are necessary, as well as to underline the role of the architecture in daily life, the identity and culture of society.
The National Union of Architects of Morocco organized a round table in Casablanca, which brought together professionals and experts committed from the sector, on the question of the analysis of the fault of architectural competitions in Morocco and the determination of tangible measures to ensure the transparency, integrity and efficiency of these decisive processes of the profession.
The Union Pointed to the Burden of Excessive and Unpaid Work, Explaining That the Required Work is Often Not Proportal, Without Compensation or Confession, and that the Competition Files Are incomplete and the Lack of Technical Documents and Accorate Programming, Which Complicates The Work of Architects, and the Conflict of Interests Mixing the Technical Committees and the Arbitration Committees That Make The Decision, Which Affects Neutrality, Arbitrary Cancellation and Unpaid Compensation when competitions are canceled without justification or compensation for participants.
The Union Warned of the Abuse of Power by Project Owners in the Absence of Effective Ways of Remedying Against Arbitrary Practices, and exorbitant Fees Where Access to Competitions Still Constitutes A Financial Burden on Moroccan Offices, and Fraudulent Competitions where the Winners Are Determined in Advance, Which Leads To The Conversion of some compensions into simple administrative procedures, and the absence of a strategy to support moroccan offices, so that 95% of the engineering offices it remains small while international companies benefit from major projects.
The Union Renewed the Call for Reform to Confront These Imbalances, and Raised Major Propals, Including Limiting the Burden of Submission through the Establishment of Ideas Competitions Mainly, and Ensting the Presence of A Neutral and Qualified Jury, Consisting Mainly from Architects Recognized for their Professional Value Specific Experience or Training, and Clarific the Roles of Technical Committee and Arbitration Committee to Avoid Any Collusion, and Adaptation Competition dates with the size of the projects, setting equitable compensation for projects in accordance with standards, improve institutional control to ensure transparency and justice, and supervise local and regional consultations by specialists, including the union in order to prevent abuse.
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