Maison bourgeoise Art déco, avenue du Diamant 103

Art Deco middle-class house at the corner of square Eugène Plasky, signed on the plinth by the architect J. De Mesmaeker, 1934; a dental surgery was planned on the ground floor. The three-storey elevation beneath a false mansard and flat roof combines red brick, bluestone and rendered elements on the first two storeys, the top storey being roughcast. On the first floor, three small trapezoidal projecting bays beneath broad overhanging cornices punctuate the four bays; the entrance, with wide moulded jambs, is covered by a cornice forming a canopy. The doors, including the front door with geometric grilles, and the windows with horizontal glazing bars on the first two storeys have been preserved. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.