Maison et atelier de photographe, rue Timmermans 67

An Art Deco town house signed on the plinth by the architect Charles Dewys and dated 1928, built for Armand Vande Wouwer with a photography studio on the ground floor and in the mansard. The asymmetrical red-brick façade, enlivened with imitation stone and white stone on a bluestone base, opens at ground level with trapezoidal-arched bays. A trapezoidal oriel, topped by carved pilasters crowned with vases, breaks through the cornice; the upper-floor spandrels bear a floral relief and the original joinery survives. The building is not protected; it is recorded in the inventory of architectural heritage.

Translated from the French original.