Maisons Art déco, chaussée de Boondael 129-131

Pair of identical Art Deco town houses designed by the architects Ernest and Julius Delune for Fernand Neuray in 1928, adjoining his own house on avenue Guillaume Macau. The three-storey, two-bay elevations beneath mansard roofs are in brick heightened with imitation-stone elements. Each ground floor has a garage door together with a door and a window fitted with grilles; on the upper floors the main bays are fronted by an oriel. Cornices on a dentilled entablature, original joinery and interiors arranged around a central top-lit staircase complete the pair. The building is recorded in the inventory.

Translated from the French original.