Ancien pavillon de piscine du domaine Francqui

Former pool pavilion of the Francqui estate, built in 1935 by the architect Jules Ghobert, with Art Deco and neoclassical inspiration. The estate was divided into lots in the mid-1950s; the pavilion, converted into a single-family house in 1954, is single-storey, with a symmetrical plan circular to the east and rectangular to the west, and a raised central part topped by a dome. It opens onto the garden through a colonnaded gallery of six piers with Doric capitals; the garden retains traces of the former swimming pool.

Translated from the French original.