Maison Art déco, avenue Molière 18

Art Deco town house by the architect Franz Van Ruyskensvelde, 1922. The two-storey elevation, in brown brick and white stone on a bluestone base, has a central section treated as a projecting bay under a lean-to roof and crowned by a scalloped gable. On the ground floor, a recessed porch and a window are set beneath a tall round-arched opening with stone mullions; on the upper floor, a large stone-mullioned and transomed window is fronted at its centre by a trapezoidal bow window on a stone corbel decorated with an owl. The mansard roof is lit by a central dormer, the woodwork survives and the front garden retains its original bluestone low walls and railings. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.