Immeuble de rapport Art déco, rue du Champ de la Couronne 50

Art Deco block of rental flats with an asymmetrical composition, designed by the architect E. Van Vaerenbergh in 1932. The orange-brick façade is set off with rendered elements and bluestone, and some openings have cut-off upper corners. A carriage entrance with wheel guards opens on the ground floor, and a trapezoidal oriel on a corbel, with a hipped roof, enlivens the façade. Two timber dormers crown the building, whose joinery survives with its fanlights with glazing bars; the building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.