Maison de l'architecte Richard Deweirdt — Drongen (Gand)

Terraced house of three storeys and two bays under a flat roof, recorded in the land register in 1937 as the home of the architect Richard Deweirdt, in Drongen (now part of Ghent). The Flemish inventory describes it as "romantic cubism" and classes it as modernism. The facing is yellow brick, with an oriel and balcony and curved stained-glass windows at the corner.

Translated from the French original.