École Sint-Eligius — Anvers

School building erected among social housing by the Brothers of Charity of Ghent, in a geometric Art Deco, in 1934, after a design by the Ghent architect Alfons Van de Vijver (inscription). The five-bay, three-storey front block under a flat roof has a stone facing enlivened by projecting and recessed planes. A stepped central entrance tower is combined with colossal recessed window bays with pronounced intermediate mullions; the windows and door have been replaced in aluminium. The rear façade is in brick, and extensions were added later. The building is recorded in the Flemish architectural heritage inventory.

Translated from the French original.