Maison d’architecte, rue Monrose 68

Art Deco house designed in 1924 by the architect Jos Gilson for his own use. The asymmetrical brick façade, dressed with white stone and imitation stone, rises beneath a mansard roof pierced by a masonry dormer with side scrolls. The ground floor has round-arched openings, and the façade is enlivened by a trapezoidal oriel on a foliate corbel. The joinery is original, including the open-work door with spiral wrought-iron grilles and its narrow stained-glass fanlights; the building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage, without legal protection.

Translated from the French original.