Maison Art déco, rue Stevens-Delannoy 24

Art Deco town house designed in 1927 by the architect Louis Tenaerts. The two-storey façade beneath a central polygonal gable, in red brick with white artificial stone, white stone and blue stone on a sandstone rubble plinth, is fronted by a trapezoidal projection topped by a terrace. In the entrance bay, a two-storey projection forms a porch with a stepped arch, surmounted by a polygonal volume under a pitched roof with a window divided by a polygonal column mullion. Some reveals are topped with scroll decoration; the original joinery, including the door with an octagonal grilled opening and the transoms with glass cabochons, survives. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.