Immeuble à appartements Art déco, avenue des Croix du Feu 303

Art Deco block of flats, built in 1937 by the architect Louis Tenaerts, who also designed nos. 301, 305 and 309. The four-storey building, the top floor set back as an attic, has a symmetrical façade in orange brick enhanced with bluestone and white imitation stone, with fluted piers. The central round-arched entrance is flanked by two projections forming terraces; on the upper floors, the central bays are treated as a canted oriel bearing a stylised plant bas-relief on its axis, with rounded side balconies. The attic is fronted by concrete pergolas on polygonal columns; each level has tubular railings, and the glazed metal door with scrolls has been preserved. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.