Café du Boulevard — Ronse

Corner building in the Art Deco style, known as 'Café du Boulevard' or 'Chez Hector Meulenyzer-Debo' after the façade stones, built to a 1928 plan by the architect A. Van Laethem. Built of brick on a bluestone base, it has an emphasised three-sided corner containing the café entrance, with wide, almost square windows; the upper windows are set in rectangular niches. The four-bay side façade has a second entrance door and, in the right-hand bay, two upper storeys between taller pilasters; the Coupl'Voie façade has a house-name panel and an identical taller bay, followed by a blind wall and a segmental-arched gateway. The building survives recognisably, although the brick facing has been painted and the joinery renewed. It is recorded in the Flemish architectural heritage inventory.

Translated from the French original.