Georges Dedoyard

Georges Dedoyard, born in Verviers on 22 December 1897 and died in Liège on 30 January 1988, was a Liège architect. He graduated in 1923 from the Academy of Fine Arts in Liège, where Joseph Moutschen was his teacher. He took part in several pavilions of the 1930 Liège Exposition. He built the Hôtel Pieper on Avenue Franklin Roosevelt in Brussels (1930-1932) and won the competition for the Bains et Thermes de la Sauvenière in Liège (commissioned in 1937, built 1938-1942, now the Cité Miroir). He also designed the "Grand Air de Liège" holiday home in De Haan (1933), awarded the Van de Ven prize in 1934.

Translated from the French original.