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Château d'eau de Sart-Dames-Avelines — Sart-Dames-Avelines (Villers-la-Ville)

Architect
Roland Foucart, Jean Desgains (engineer)
Date
1936
Type
industrial
Style
Art Deco
City
Villers-la-Ville
Status
inventoried
Address
Rue du Château d'eau, angle rue Cheranne, 1495 Sart-Dames-Avelines

Art Deco water tower with a capacity of 850 cubic metres, built in 1936 by the architect Roland Foucart and the engineer Jean Desgains, and renovated in 2007. On a double-stepped base, its tall square tower of brick and concrete is punctuated by pseudo-buttresses of glass bricks. Beneath the flat roof, the triple-stepped circular tank, slightly corbelled out, is lit by three windows; a large cartouche names those who initiated and designed the structure.

Translated from the French original.

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Entry checked in October 2026