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Art Deco Kortrijk — from Doorniksesteenweg to Theodoor Sevenslaan

In Kortrijk, this route brings together twelve buildings erected between 1921 and 1936. It starts on Doorniksesteenweg, where Poly Scherpereel signed a house in 1934, then passes Gentiel Van Eeckhoutte’s double house (1935), which contains a doctor’s surgery, Werner Van Spranghe’s 1921 house for V. Glorieux, of the “Miroiteries de Courtrai”, and the former vicarage of the parish of Saint Roch (1929), whose fanlight depicts Christ blessing. It then reaches Beverlaai, with a bourgeois house by Joseph Demeere (1935) and a 1924 villa by the Brussels architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin, then Lucien De Munnynck’s former guild house of the Christen Werkers Verbond (1930) and a former tavern built in 1936 for the Lust brewery. After the thatched villa designed in 1927 by Georges Hobé for Doctor Lauwers, it ends on Sint-Jansplein, with the 1931 villa by the Cologne architect Hermann Faulborn for Doctor E. Lauwers, and in Theodoor Sevenslaan.

12 stops · Duration 3h15 · Distance 4 km

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  1. Maison Art déco, Doorniksesteenweg 88 — Courtrai

    Poly Scherpereel · 1934

    House of 1934, of three storeys under a flat roof, designed by Poly Scherpereel of Kortrijk in a style the inventory describes as typical Art Deco.

  2. Maison de médecin Art déco, Wagenmakersstraat 77 — Courtrai

    Gentiel Van Eeckhoutte · 1935

    Dwelling of 1935 designed by Gentiel Van Eeckhoutte of Waregem.

  3. Maison Art déco, Wagenmakersstraat 4 — Courtrai

    Werner Van Spranghe · 1921

    An Art Deco house of 1921, built for V. Glorieux of the "Miroiteries de Courtrai" to designs by Werner Van Spranghe (Kortrijk); the Glorieux mirror factory, founded in 1920, stood to the south.

  4. Ancien vicariat de la paroisse Saint-Roch — Courtrai

    Inconnu · 1929

    The former curate's house of the parish of Saint Roch, built in 1929.

  5. Maison bourgeoise Beverlaai 13 — Courtrai

    Joseph Demeere · 1935

    Art Deco town house of 1935 in Kortrijk, designed by Joseph Demeere of Kortrijk.

  6. Villa Beverlaai 10 — Jean-Baptiste Dewin

    Jean-Baptiste Dewin · 1924

    Detached villa of 1924 in Kortrijk, designed by the Brussels architect Jean-Baptiste Dewin for the widow Beke-Decoene.

  7. Ancienne maison corporative du Christen Werkers Verbond — Courtrai

    Lucien De Munnynck · 1930

    The former Christen Werkers Verbond building, erected in 1930 to designs by the architect Lucien De Munnynck, who altered one of its bays in 1946.

  8. Ancien estaminet Art déco, Voorstraat 35-37 — Courtrai

    Inconnu · 1936

    A former tavern built in 1936 for the Lust brewery.

  9. Villa du docteur Lauwers (Groeningelaan) — Kortrijk

    Georges Hobé · 1927

    A large doctor's house in cottage style under a thatched roof, with Art Deco influence, designed in 1927 by Georges Hobé (Brussels) for Dr Lauwers, as the signed base of the vanished garden gate shows.

  10. Maison Art déco, Sint-Jansplein 3

    Juliaan J. Vandenbulcke · 1929

    Art Deco house with one door bay and one window bay, designed in 1929 by Juliaan J.

  11. Maison du docteur Lauwers — Courtrai

    Hermann Faulborn · 1931

    Villa in German Art Deco style, for which Dr E.

  12. Woonhuis Theodoor Sevenslaan — Kortrijk

    Juliaan J. Vandenbulcke · 1929

    Geometric Art Deco house in Kortrijk, designed in 1929 by J.J.

Translated from the French original.