Maison bourgeoise Art déco, rue François Lesnino 63

Art Deco town house built in 1934 by the architect René Burgraeve, who signed the plinth and had designed the neighbouring house (no. 61) the previous year. The yellow-brick façade with emphasised horizontal joints, enhanced with white stone and bluestone, has an asymmetrical three-storey elevation, the top storey partly treated as a mansard slope, under a flat roof. The small recessed entrance porch, with curved side walls marked by three string courses, shelters the door flanked by two narrow windows; each upper floor is marked by a small oriel, the second treated as a turret with a banded crest and a geometric finial. The cornices and joinery survive, including the door and side windows with wrought-iron scroll grilles. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.