Immeuble à appartements Art déco, boulevard Guillaume Van Haelen 100

Art Deco apartment building designed by the architect Jean Maelschalck in 1923. On a rubble-stone base, the asymmetrical red-brick elevation is enhanced with white stone, with round-arched openings on the ground floor and rectangular windows with stone mullions and transoms on the upper floors. The main bay is fronted on the first floor by a trapezoidal bay window topped by a terrace with a wrought-iron railing, beneath a mansard roof with two dormers. The wrought-iron door, the ironwork and part of the joinery, including the stained-glass transoms, are original, as is the railing of the front garden. The building is recorded in the inventory.

Translated from the French original.