Maison de rapport Art déco, avenue Ernest Cambier 105

Art Deco house of flats designed by the architect Guillaume Hebbelynck for himself, signed and dated 1930 on the low wall to the right of the garage entrance; he also designed the neighbouring house at no. 107, in 1928. It forms part of a particularly homogeneous row of buildings of the same period, from no. 99 to no. 107. The four-storey elevation, the top floor an attic beneath a flat roof, in red brick enhanced with imitation white stone, is treated as a three-storey trapezoidal projection, divided over its full height by a central pilaster and hollowed out on the ground floor to shelter the door, reached by a flight of steps. A stepped cornice, saw-tooth friezes and geometric decoration complete the façade; the doors and the low boundary walls have been preserved. The building is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.