Maison de rapport et de commerce, rue de la Limite 15

An Art Deco house built in 1931 to plans by the architect Jean Gustenhoven, as an inscription carved on the façade records. The ground floor in French stone is pierced by a wide oblong opening flanked by two doors with shaped arches and flower-decorated keystones, beneath a flat arch with a chevron frieze, a motif repeated in the stained glass of the shop-window transom. On the upper floors, in brick trimmed with French stone, the windows sit within three shared reveals that stress the verticality, with projecting and fluted panels below; the small-paned frames are original. The property is recorded in the architectural heritage inventory, without protection.

Translated from the French original.