Gaston Ide

Gaston Ide, born in 1887, was an architect working in Brussels. He designed the Galerie Louise building on Avenue Louise, then the Caméo cinema on Rue du Fossé aux Loups (1926), and the riding hall of the Royal Étrier Belge at the Champ du Vert Chasseur (1930). He also designed Art Deco buildings, including Rue Garibaldi 26 in Saint-Gilles (1929) and the Provinces Réunies office building at Rue de la Charité 16 in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode (1930), as well as a commercial building on Boulevard du Midi (1928), an apartment house on Rue Neuve (1934) and an apartment building on Avenue Houba de Strooper (1936). He worked with the architect Roger Ide; their archives form a joint collection.

Translated from the French original.