Maison Art déco, avenue Émile Max 172

Art Deco house designed by the architect Jules Derré in 1936. The three-storey façade of two unequal bays is in yellow brick with emphasised horizontal joints. The ground floor has a window, a recessed front door and a garage door. On the upper floors the main bay is marked by a rounded projecting bay extending sideways into a balcony under a canopy, with balustrades topped by spheres. The joinery survives on the first two levels, with metal window frames and curved glazing. The building is recorded in the inventory.

Translated from the French original.