Maison Art déco, avenue Géo Bernier 3

Art Deco house designed by the architect Joseph Vanderstraeten in 1923. Its elevation of two storeys and three bays of unequal width, under a tall pseudo-mansard pierced by dormers, is in orange brick enhanced with white stone on a bluestone base. Above the wrought-iron carriage gate projects a small trapezoidal stone bay window, and the openings take varied shapes. The joinery survives, as do the wrought-iron boundary railings designed by the architect in front of the small garden of the Étangs (Ponds) district. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.