Maison Art déco, rue Franz Merjay 115

Asymmetrical Art Deco house designed in 1921 by the architect Émile Maes and built by the contractor Eugène Delhaye. The brick façade is enhanced with white imitation stone; the ground floor has three round-arched openings, including the openwork double door. The main bay features a bow window topped by a terrace with an openwork parapet with geometric motifs. On the top floor, a triple window is flanked by bas-reliefs of a dragon and a stag; the original frames retain polychrome stained glass with floral motifs. The house is recorded in the inventory.

Translated from the French original.