Maison Art déco, rue du Cloître 71

Art Deco house with an asymmetrical composition, designed by the architect Louis Ténaerts (des Gadeaux) in 1923 and signed to the right of the door. The two-storey elevation under a mansard roof is in red brick set off with white stone and bluestone. The door, in a white-stone surround, has a mitred lintel bearing the inscription "MON-GÎTE" and jambs with a wide triangular splay; the windows have stepped brick jambs, and the stone lintels, pads and sills are cut in triangles. A small triangular oriel on a timber base with brackets enlivens the entrance bay, and in the main bay a trapezoidal projection carries a terrace in front of a triple window. The door with its grilled trapezoidal opening and the front garden railing survive; the house is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.