Maison double Art déco, Pieter Baesstraat 9 — Izegem

Art Deco double-fronted house over a cellar, of three storeys under a flat roof, designed in 1939 by the architect Charles Laloo of Izegem. Built on a concrete frame, it has a symmetrical cornice façade faced with yellow brick. The expressive treatment of the façade shows on the upper floor in two cantilevered rounded oriels on either side of the recessed central bay, with balconies, flower boxes and French windows. The joinery survives, with green leaded glass, balcony railings in tubular sections and grilles in front of the glazed double door and the garage door. The plan is that of a double-fronted house with a dog-leg staircase. The house is recorded in the Flemish architectural heritage inventory.

Translated from the French original.