Immeuble de rapport Art déco, boulevard Lambermont 112

Corner apartment house in the Art Deco style inspired by the Amsterdam School, designed in 1925 by the architect Maurice Selly for his own account. The three-storey building under a mansard roof with upturned eaves has a red-brick façade enhanced with bluestone, with three symmetrical bays towards both Boulevard Lambermont and Avenue Sleeckx. On the boulevard side, the central bay forms a projection with stepped corners and trapezoidal openings, where a loggia pierced by octagonal oculi was planned. Projecting brickwork and the original widely overhanging cornice complete the design; the joinery has been replaced. The building is recorded in the inventory.

Translated from the French original.