Ghent

Geo Henderick, Ghent architect

The route follows the Ghent architect Geo Henderick from 1925 to 1938. In Ghent, the G. Henderick pastry shop “Le Touriste” received in 1925 an Art Deco façade faced with chequered glazed tiles, and the Villa Berteloot (1929) displays decorative brickwork close to the Amsterdam School. In Antwerp, the Neyrinck building (1937-1938) resolves the sharp step in the Oever building line with a rotunda; according to the inventory record, it is his only work in the city.

3 stops · Duration half day · Distance multi-villes

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1. Pâtisserie Henderick « Le Touriste » — Gand

   Geo Henderick · 1925

   Part of a three-storey wide house built under an 1861 building application, converted into a double house with an Art Deco facade to a design by the architect Geo Henderick, whose

2. Villa Berteloot — Geo Henderick

   Geo Henderick · 1929

   Villa in decorative brick close to the Amsterdam School, signed "G.

3. Immeuble Neyrinck, Oever 23-25 — Anvers

   Geo Henderick · 1938

   A commercial and residential building in a sober, functional Art Deco style, designed in 1937 by the Ghent architect Geo Henderick for Werner Neyrinck, whose paper wholesale busine

Translated from the French original.