Émile Dickschen

Émile Dickschen is one of the main architects of the Carmes district in Namur, an Art Deco ensemble of around 1930, for which the Walloon heritage inventory describes several buildings dated 1928 to 1936. With René Collin he designed the Motte and Horman buildings (1928), then, for himself, the building at 9-11 rue des Croisiers (1932-1933), in dark brick close to the Amsterdam School. The inventory also cites his publication "Travaux d'architecture et de décoration". No biography (dates, training) could be found.

Translated from the French original.