Villa Art déco, Ter Rivierenlaan 30 — Anvers

Three-façade villa in the Art Deco style, designed in 1926 by the architect Gustaaf Van Meel for A. Bruyns; the inventory describes it as still clearly Art Deco, before the architect's move to brick modernism in the 1930s. Of two storeys under a tall slate roof, it has façades combining red brick and painted rendered sections. The front façade, of two unequal bays, is marked by its tall mitre-shaped window bay, with a bay window and a parabolic French window on the first floor; the entrance bay unites a round-arched door and a narrow staircase window in a continuous rendered field, partly stepped. Despite alterations to the joinery and ironwork, the design remains recognisable. The villa is recorded in the Flemish architectural heritage inventory.

Translated from the French original.