Antwerp · residential
Maison-atelier Naveau-Aldernaght — Anvers
- Architect
- Alfons Van Braekel
- Date
- 1933
- Type
- residential
- Style
- Brick expressionism
- City
- Antwerp
- Status
- inventoried
- Address
- Venneborglaan 62, 2100 Antwerpen
House with artist's studio in Art Deco, designed in 1933 by the architect Alfons Van Braekel for Emile and Victor Naveau, who had it built for their brother Raymond; the studio was intended for his wife, the painter and engraver Maria Aldernagt. In Deurne, the brown-brick building shows clear Amsterdam School features: decorative brickwork, a picturesque play of bay windows and a deeply recessed door bay. Its four bays combine a wide, low studio on the left with the two-storey living quarters on the right, with openings in white stone surrounds. It is recorded in the Flemish architectural heritage inventory.
Translated from the French original.
Sources
Other works by Alfons Van Braekel
- Maison de l'architecte Alfons Van Braekel — Anvers Antwerp · 1927
- Maison Lestienne — Anvers Antwerp · 1934
- Maison Helsmoortel — Anvers Antwerp · 1922
- Maisons de rapport De Nève et Jensen — Anvers Antwerp · 1922
- Maisons à appartements et maison bourgeoise Art déco, Berkenlaan 57-61 — Anvers Antwerp · 1921
- Établissements Carlier — Anvers Antwerp · 1936