Église Sainte-Marie Mère de Dieu

Art Deco church designed in 1948 by the architect Jo De Bouver. Built in 'klinkaert' brick enhanced with bluestone and white stone, it is pierced with pointed-arched windows. A gabled front block, whose three upper windows are fronted by a statue of the Virgin and Child, houses the narthex; behind it rises the taller gable of the nave, crowned by a bell tower. The plan comprises a wide five-bay nave, narrow aisles and a polygonal choir; the building is recorded in the inventory but not protected.

Translated from the French original.