This resulted in an even greater divergence between the architecture of Morocco to the west, which continued to follow essentially the same Andalusi-Maghrebi traditions of art as before, and the architecture of Algeria and Tunisia to the east, which increasingly blended influences from Ottoman architecture into local designs.
The divergence in architectural styles became more pronounced as a result.  Morocco's western architecture remained rooted in Andalusi-Maghrebi traditions, while eastern architecture in Algeria and Tunisia began to incorporate Ottoman architectural elements into their designs.