Architect · Antwerp
David Moëd
David Moëd, born in Antwerp on 10 March 1902 and died in Israel, was an Antwerp architect whose official documents bear the name David Moed. He built Art Deco apartment buildings in Antwerp: the Rapoport-Wellner and Dimenstein-Greenberg buildings (1928), Symbole (1931), Halévy (1934), Geldzähler and Arouété (1935), Boduognat (1936) and the Helvetica complex (1937). In May 1940 he left Belgium with his wife and children and obtained a visa in Bordeaux from the Portuguese consul Aristides de Sousa Mendes. The family reached New York from Lisbon aboard the Nea Hellas in September 1940 and settled in the United States.
Translated from the French original.
Works in the database (9)
- Immeuble à appartements Rapoport-Wellner — Anvers Antwerp · 1928
- Immeuble à appartements Dimenstein-Greenberg — Anvers Antwerp · 1928
- Maison bourgeoise Art déco, Arthur Goemaerelei 38 — Anvers Antwerp · 1929
- Immeuble à appartements Symbole — Anvers Antwerp · 1931
- Immeuble à appartements Halévy — Anvers Antwerp · 1934
- Immeuble Arouété — Anvers Antwerp · 1935
- Immeuble à appartements Geldzähler — Anvers Antwerp · 1935
- Immeuble Boduognat — Anvers Antwerp · 1936
- Complexe Helvetica — Anvers Antwerp · 1937