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The residence of Moroccan Ambassador Nouzha Chekrouni was rebuilt in 1996 after a fire in 1994 destroyed the original residence. The new building is full of Moroccan touches. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

The residence of Moroccan Ambassador Nouzha Chekrouni was rebuilt in 1996 after a fire in 1994 destroyed the original residence. The new building is full of Moroccan touches. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

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The residence of Moroccan Ambassador Nouzha Chekrouni was rebuilt in 1996 after a fire in 1994 destroyed the original residence. The new building is full of Moroccan touches. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

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: The residence of Moroccan Ambassador Nouzha Chekrouni was rebuilt in 1996 after a fire in 1994 destroyed the original residence. The new building is full of Moroccan touches. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

: The main reception room runs nearly the length of the house and is almost completely open, with a back wall of windows overlooking a large garden. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

: Ambassador Chekrouni has been living in the residence for seven years. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

: This hexagon-shaped space is typical of a room found in Moroccan homes. Above is an elegantly designed wood ceiling. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

: The centre of the reception area features a white marble fireplace and white furniture. A painting of horsemen with spears hangs over the mantel. (Photo: Ashley Fraser)

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