Maison bourgeoise Art déco, rue Stuyvenbergh 38

Art Deco town house with an asymmetrical composition, designed by the architect Louis Tenaerts (des Gadeaux) in 1929, the same year as the neighbouring house. The two-storey building under a gabled roof has a red-brick façade set off with white imitation stone and white stone (painted) and bluestone. The main bay is marked by a projection, rectangular at basement level where the garage entrance opens and trapezoidal on the ground floor, with a mullioned window of geometric profile; it carries a terrace with geometric wrought-iron railings, and the bay is crowned by a polygonal gable. The entrance door with a mitred arch, reached by a massive bluestone stair, survives with its large grilled opening; the house is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.