Maison Art déco, rue Royale 178

Art Deco house designed in 1922 by the architect A.H. Le Marchand through the conversion of an existing building. It has five storeys and three bays under a flat roof. The rendered façade is marked on the main floor by a concrete bow window of trapezoidal plan, with baluster piers and a crowning balcony; the top floors are linked by the projecting window surrounds, edged by a foliate frieze and joining the cornice with its foliate pendants. On the central axis are wrought-iron balustrades with flower baskets and spirals; the commercial ground floor is flanked by Ionic pilasters topped by a vase. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.