{"id":27758,"date":"2021-12-08T12:43:11","date_gmt":"2021-12-08T11:43:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kasbahkissane.com\/the-kasbahs-history\/"},"modified":"2025-10-21T15:21:21","modified_gmt":"2025-10-21T13:21:21","slug":"the-kasbahs-history","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/kasbahkissane.com\/en\/the-kasbahs-history\/","title":{"rendered":"The Kasbah’s history"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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The Kasbah, the heritage of the Berber soul<\/h1>\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t
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The Kasbah welcomed its first guest in 2019 after 10 years of refurbishment. V\u00e9ronique and Abdellah made this simple family home to be a friendly and comfy guest house. They are glad to welcome you to gift you memorable moments at the doors of the desert.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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V\u00e9ronique was sitting in the living room when she reinvented the Kasbah under the attentive eye of her husband Abdellah. She had a dream, imagined the view from the terraces, reorganized the room on the upper floor. Mohamed Ahansal is a renowned architect who brought V\u00e9ronique’s original ideas to life. He wanted first and foremost that the Kasbah was built with the local craftsmen knowledge in the same way as the old houses in the region. Her goal was a multi-level house where you can get lost and find your way. That is how a building full of character was born !<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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The Kasbah is naturally ventilated thanks to the old principles of rammed earth construction. Protecting our climate and the environment thanks to the thousand year old knowledge of our local craftsmen was a necessity in this rehabilitation project. V\u00e9ronique et Abdellah fought against all odds to follow their vision with strength and belief.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t

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Finding the right materials and craftsmen was a real challenge. The Kasbah has been refurbished while preserving its identity. Finding old doors and favor rammed earth was essential for the renovation to be integrated at the hearth of the Medina.<\/p>

\u00ab We hired maalhems.<\/em> During the fourth year, Houcine, known as El Ho <\/strong> arrived from the Roses valley Kellaa M’Gouna. Over the years, Houcine demonstrated the range of its skills, quality and imagination. As a craftsman of talent, he knows how to do anything : working with rammed earth, make traditional reed ceiling and maintain the beautiful traditional rammed earth coats with delicacy and the sens of detail. He also showed all the qualities to lead a team. He is now part of the family and is now affectionately called the Berber Mac Gyver<\/em> thanks to his pragmatism, trustworthiness and seriousness. His presence and work cannot be seperated from this adventure. He also supports Abdellah in the Sahara desert bivouacs and helps him set up the camp and cook. He also help in the mountain Oasis where organic vegetables grow and sheep live.\u00bb<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Abdellah is now writing…<\/strong><\/p>

I first want to say that the Kasbah Kissane would have never existed if I never met V\u00e9ronique at Agdz, even though I dreamt of having a venue to welcome tourists as I was already working in this field. I cannot say enough times thank you to my wife who brought so many ideas, so much energy and strength into the project. She did not let go even through hurdles and tough times during those 10 years. A big thank you to my family, my parents, my brother, my sister who helped us and supported us so much. I also want to thank everyone who worked on this Kasbah: the workers, the Mahlem on the project during all those years where we could not see the end… Thank you to all those friends who came and supported us through all moments of doubts. This big pharaonic project is a marvelous project unique in the region. Today, I rejoice that everything is ready to welcome travelers. One last thank you goes to to V\u00e9ronique for the location ! It is very beautiful and inspire anybody to come ! So, see you soon, I’m waiting for you ! <\/p>

V\u00e9ronique is now writing…<\/strong><\/p>

How can I say this … I have to much to say … The fate … Mektoub …<\/p>

I’m grateful for my encounter with Abdellah in 2007 at Agdz. The place was already foreshadowing something great.<\/p>

Thank you to our dreams, our determination, our family, the artisan, the friends and everybody who supported us throughout this adventure, sometimes a bit worried but never discouraging…<\/p>

Thanks to our strength and our stubbornness, our Berber and Breton character, thanks to life and love who makes us do crazy things !<\/p>

Thank you to everyone who helped us and came to see us, those who traveled with Abdellah and his brothers, those who saw the works and the site… They thought we were crazy but always supported us.<\/p>

Thank you to my in-laws who had their arms wide open and gave brothers and sisters to the world !<\/p>

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With Abdellah, we would like to express our gratitude here to:
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Houcine, Ben Daoud, Sidi Houcine<\/b>\u2026. The father, my father-in-law… He is very comfortable with the administration and had the authority on the team to start the works. He was always optimistic and supported us throughout without ever doubting. It’s fair to say that it was not always easy to be with a woman who leads, but we made it work !<\/p>

Sa\u00efd<\/b>, the younger and hard-working borother, was always motivated and here all year long while we were in Switzerand. He monitored and lead during more than 6 years when we were not here. After the main building, plumbing and electric works that took more than 3 years came the time for the finishing works, decoration and Sa\u00efd perfectly executed our ideas in terms of finishing, harmony and details… We gave the main ideas and Sa\u00efd did the hardest job of being on all fronts, as the Kasbah is more than 400 sqm on the ground and has multiple floors with terraces… This project could have not been possible without Sa\u00efd.<\/p>

The other brothers and the rest of the family also deserve a big thank you. This project is not only ours but also anchored in the Berber culture… We stay supportive no matter what happens ! Thank you yo Khalid<\/b> who was a worker on the site during the first two years, Abderrahmane<\/b> who made every effort to restore the old doors. He was delicate and perfectionist for all painting works and also an excellent cook. Merci \u00e0 Youn\u00e8s<\/b>, le plus jeune fr\u00e8re, fid\u00e8le \u00e0 son \u00ab Baba Abdellah \u00bb (grand fr\u00e8re) depuis le d\u00e9but et toujours aussi pr\u00e9sent aujourd\u2019hui \u00e0 la Kasbah, dans les excursions, en cuisine, pour l\u2019entretien et le gardiennage. Faissal<\/b>, qui a rejoint l\u2019aventure apr\u00e8s ses \u00e9tudes et sait tout faire avec beaucoup d\u2019\u00e9nergie, de bonne humeur et d\u2019engagement, un peu sur tous les fronts, un immense merci \u00e0 lui aussi.<\/p>

The mother Ma Zahra, Lallah Rkia, Fatima his sister, Ftoh out sister-in-law, Mahjouba and all the others who helped us from near or from far.<\/b>.<\/p>

Hussein<\/strong>, known as \u201cBiffaden,\u201d joined the construction site as a young boy and has been on all fronts ever since \u2014 worker, handyman, painter, maintenance man, waiter, pastry chef, and even excursion guide. He\u2019s still with us today and is truly part of the Kasbah family!<\/p>

Thank you to all the ma\u00e2lems (craftsmen), the workers, and everyone who contributed \u2014 from near or far \u2014 to this project. With whom we spent so much time, explaining how we wanted things to be \u2014 in a language I learned over time: Berber! I had very precise visions of everything we imagined, and this very notion of precision was quite at odds with Berber culture and temperament! So yes, we faced challenges, but we also laughed a lot and shared countless tagines and sardine salads on the worksite \u2014 for ten whole years! They say it\u2019s the journey that matters more than the destination. I truly loved the journey we took. <\/b><\/p>

Mohamed Ahansal,<\/b> an official and renowned architect, was able to capture both the inspirations and my vision of authenticity. He supported me and gave me full freedom to design the Kasbah as it stands today. Above all, he ensured that we always complied with urban planning regulations, balancing requirements between the commune and the province. His help was truly invaluable throughout the entire project. <\/p>

Houcine, El Ho<\/b>, notre Mac Gyver berb\u00e8re, un mahlem hors pair pour le travail du pis\u00e9 (la terre), pour les plafonds en roseau, les enduits, les dessins, la peinture, la ma\u00e7onnerie, il sait tout faire et continue \u00e0 collaborer avec nous pour tous types d\u2019activit\u00e9s. Il a une qualit\u00e9 pr\u00e9cieuse en plus de tout le reste, la fiabilit\u00e9. <\/p>

Mohamed and Ahmed<\/b>, two brothers and excellent masons, worked with us mainly on the lower courtyard, the kitchen, and the terraces. None of us will ever forget the plans sketched on loose sheets of paper, nailed to the walls, or my crash course in the Berber language \u2014 complete with all the technical terms specific to a renovation and construction site! <\/p>

Ahmed<\/b> and his ma\u00e2lems specialized in tadelakt \u2014 those famous lime plasters mixed with pigments, requiring long and meticulous work to achieve a smooth, colorful, and elegant finish in the bathrooms and bedrooms. It\u2019s an ancestral craft. With Ahmed, we collaborated closely on the choice of colors \u2014 a truly creative and inspiring process that lasted nearly two years. We used both local pigments and others brought from Carouge. <\/p>

Abdelhatif and Abdelrahim, two ma\u00e2lem brothers <\/b>from Marrakech, masters of zellige \u2014 those tiny, colorful tiles, square or intricately shaped, assembled with harmony and delicacy in the bathrooms and our beautiful kitchen. They are true artist-mathematicians, their invisible calculations ensuring a flawless result. Hats off to them for their creativity and kindness. Working with them was a joy \u2014 simple, smooth, and marked by their perfectionism. <\/p>

Mohamed \u201cAnjar,\u201d<\/b> our carpenter, has been with us from the very beginning \u2014 and we\u2019re still working together today. Despite our sometimes excessive demands, neither his smile nor his good humor ever faded. He crafted so much of this Kasbah \u2014 the doors, windows, tables, beds, shelves, and cupboards \u2014 often running his thoughtful hand over his smooth head with a mix of concern and patience. His kindness never failed, and in the end, we always made it through. We shared plenty of laughter and hard work together! And today, our collaboration continues with the woodwork for the stone house in the mountain oasis! <\/p>

Mohamed \u201cTamaris,\u201d<\/b> a carpenter specialized in tamarisk wood, is one of the last artisans to truly master this hard, resilient, and demanding material. His work was entirely traditional \u2014 pegged, hand-assembled on site \u2014 crafting doors, furniture, and an incredible bed for the \u201cSpirit of Africa\u201d room. Our heartfelt thanks to him, and a happy retirement \u2014 his son has now taken over! I already miss his warm \u201cSalam Tajdikte\u201d whenever I passed by his home\u2026 Tajdikte is my Berber name. <\/p>

Mohamed, our plumber <\/b>\u2014 his smile, kindness, and calm even in the midst of chaos were truly unmatched. Ah, the plumbing\u2026 the walls were carved after construction \u2014 yes, you read that right \u2014 to run all the pipes through! The Kasbah suddenly looked like a block of Swiss cheese\u2026 Those were some very stressful moments for me, as I had never seen such a way of working! But in the end, Mohamed delivered a fantastic installation. Two full years of work in the Kasbah, hundreds of meters of \u201cacadous\u201d pipes, and so much dust we could hardly breathe! Thanks to him, we now have perfect sound insulation, solar panels for hot water, and finally a beautiful high-quality tap system \u2014 purchased in Marrakech, made in Germany and Italy. We truly cared about offering our guests durable, top-end comfort. And a warm thank you as well to Abdelalli, his partner \u2014 plumber by day, banjo player and singer by night \u2014 for his good humor, kindness, and constant helpfulness. <\/p>

Hassan, our electrician \u2014 professional and energetic \u2014 left for Rabat after six months with us, leaving us a bit worried about finding someone to replace him. Then came Ahsou: skilled, dynamic, reliable, and ingenious. He took over brilliantly. He too carved into the walls to run the cables \u2014 more dust, more holes everywhere \u2014 but by then, we were used to it! Today, our electrical installation is safe, efficient, and whenever there\u2019s an issue\u2026 he\u2019s there in a flash. Truly precious and reassuring. <\/p>

Taoufik<\/b>, based in Marrakech, has been \u2014 and still is \u2014 the indispensable link that keeps this whole adventure running smoothly. Everything we needed for the construction site but couldn\u2019t find in Agdz or Ouarzazate came from Marrakech \u2014 a five-hour drive away! Taoufik is our friend, our brother; we trust him completely, and his dedication is beyond compare. He\u2019s there at the airport if needed, he guides you through the souks, helping you find your way while keeping you from being hassled. Taoufik is generosity personified. <\/p>

Pierre-Andr\u00e9<\/strong>, a carpenter and joiner from Valais, first came for a visit \u2014 and later returned to build the pergola that now stands proudly atop the breakfast terrace. It was a unique and unforgettable human and professional adventure. A heartfelt thank you to him as well. <\/p>

So, as you\u2019ve probably understood by now \u2014 the Kasbah is much more than just a guesthouse; it\u2019s fifteen years of our lives.<\/b><\/p>

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Photo credits :<\/p>\n

A large part of the photos on this website are our own, but here and there you\u2019ll also find images from friends who have generously allowed us to use them \u2014 for which we are deeply grateful. We\u2019ve done our best to protect them appropriately. <\/p>\n

V\u00e9ronique Albert \u2013 Sylvie Bleeckx \u2013 Sylvie Bouaidi \u2013 Serge Bourquard \u2013 Anne-Sophie Brulhart \u2013 Daniela Carneiro \u2013 Caroline Del Gaudio \u2013 Ghislaine De Nul \u2013 Bob Drew \u2013 C\u00e9dric Duchateau \u2013 Nathalie Eckert \u2013 Pascaline Fourreau \u2013 V\u00e9ronique Gallais \u2013 Chantal Haller \u2013 S\u00e9bastien Hartmann \u2013 Virginie Hauguel \u2013 Gael Heyrault \u2013 Mickael Jolti \u2013 Gina Jordan \u2013 Pierre-Andr\u00e9 Jordan \u2013 V\u00e9ronique Merlot \u2013 Mia \u2013 J\u00e9r\u00e9my Perret \u2013 Jacqueline Quatroppani \u2013 Lo\u00efc Ru\u00e9 \u2013 Ludivine Riche \u2013 Walter Stresemann \u2013 Jean-Marc Styner \u2013 Sylvie Th\u00e9 \u2013 Bouchra Tounti Alvarez.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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