Immeuble à appartements Art déco, boulevard Emile Bockstael 66

Art Deco block of flats, at the corner of Rue Charles Demeer and Place Alexandre Pouchkine, built in 1932 by the architect J. Henry. The four-storey elevation has two bays facing the street and one facing the square, linked on the upper floors by an imposing polygonal corner turret with a slate bell-shaped roof. The red brick and white imitation-stone façade, enhanced with bluestone, has openings with torus-moulded surrounds, those of the turret with shaped lintels. The turret extends on either side into balconies with rounded corners; the joinery has been replaced. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.