Kortrijk
Kortrijk-Bissegem — from Gullegemsesteenweg to Meensesteenweg
In Bissegem, in the municipality of Kortrijk, this short route brings together five Art Deco buildings from 1926 to 1939. It starts at a wide-fronted house built in 1939 for E. Dumon, then passes the mirror-image social housing group built in 1926 on Hoogweg by the Leieland company, with door and window openings with chamfered upper corners. On Meensesteenweg, Michel Delrue, from Wevelgem, signed a pair of houses in a late, pared-down Art Deco (1937) and a house with a flagpole (1935); the route ends at a corner house of 1933, with stepped render and a hexagonal window.
5 stops · Duration 1h15 · Distance 1 km
Maison Art déco, Gullegemsesteenweg 92 — Courtrai
A wide-fronted house built in 1939 for E.
Ensemble de logements sociaux Art déco, Hoogweg 30-42, 48 — Courtrai
A uniform group in the Art Deco style, laid out in mirror image, built in 1926 by the Leieland company, in Bissegem.
Maisons Art déco, Meensesteenweg 313-315 — Courtrai
Pair of houses in a late, pared-down Art Deco style, designed in 1937 by Michel Delrue, in Bissegem.
Maison Art déco, Meensesteenweg 279 — Courtrai
Art Deco house of 1935 designed by Michel Delrue of Wevelgem, in Bissegem.
Maison d'angle Art déco, Meensesteenweg 221 — Courtrai
Corner house of 1933 in the Art Deco style, in Bissegem.
Translated from the French original.