Difference from Bedouin Tradition: Sedentary urban craft

A North African space belonging to a city, not a desert. Bedouin is nomadic: wool tents, roll-up carpets, low ground-level living, no fixed architecture. This Moroccan style is settled urban craftsmanship: thick brick walls, glazed tiles embedded in walls that cannot be moved, plaster carved on site, courtyard houses inhabited for generations. It requires artisans, workshops, and time. Avoid: using tents and movable fabric screens as primary elements, making the space feel temporary like a desert, having all furniture be portable, ignoring the inherent weight and permanence of the architecture itself.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個屬於城市而非沙漠的北非空間。貝都因是游牧的:羊毛帳篷、可以捲起來帶走的地毯、低矮的地面生活、沒有固定的建築。摩洛哥的這一套是定居的城市工藝:磚砌的厚牆、嵌在牆上不可能搬走的釉磚、雕在現場的石膏、幾代人住的院落住宅。它需要師傅、需要作坊、需要時間。避免:使用帳篷與可移動的布幕作為主要元素、把空間做成沙漠的臨時感、讓家具全部是可搬運的、忽略建築本身的厚重與固定。