Maison Art déco, avenue Prudent Bols 125

Art Deco house inspired by the Streamline (paquebot) style, signed in ceramic on the base by the architect Camille Breeus, 1935, and designed for a chemist whose laboratory originally occupied the front and middle rooms of the first floor. It belongs to a coherent row of buildings with front gardens running from no. 115 Avenue Bols to no. 91 Rue Laneau. The two-storey façade in light brown brick with emphasised horizontal joints has window surrounds of dark brown ceramic tiles. In the main bay, a bay with one curved side, pierced by a ribbon window, forms a terrace in front of a wide opening; a frieze of stepped bricks and a pilaster rising through the cornice enliven the top. The joinery survives, including the glazed doors with geometric grilles and window frames with geometric glazing bars or stained glass; the house is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.