Ancienne école maternelle et primaire communale n° 6, aujourd’hui Les Bruyères

School complex inspired by Art Deco, designed in 1933 by the architect Henri Jacobs (son). The nine-bay façade, divided into three parts with a lower central section, combines orange brick with white imitation stone and bluestone. Rectangular openings with stepped reveals, tall windows with trapezoidal frames crowned by a chequered panel and Art Deco wrought-iron basement grilles give rhythm to the elevation. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage, without legal protection.

Translated from the French original.