Maison Art déco, rue Van Hammée 37

Art Deco town house designed in 1925 by the architect Alfred Sauvage, who had designed nos. 33 and 35 in the street the year before. The orange-brick façade, enhanced with rendered elements, has three storeys, the top one added in 1937. On the ground floor, the door and a wide window have arches with stepped extrados; on the upper floors, pilasters with finials frame a trapezoidal oriel and French windows with wrought-iron railings. Panels with bead decoration complete the composition, whose glazing-barred joinery and leaded coloured glass on the ground floor survive. The house is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.