This sober, but finely-detailed, block of apartments was built in 1939 to the designs of the architect Georges France. Its interior layout reveals how an inter-war apartment building worked, with a clear division between spaces used by the owners and their families and those used by servants and tradesmen. The interior visit includes a visit to the top-floor apartment occupied by the architect. While its original furniture has been lost, it has retained its original layout, including the terrace where the architect did his gymnastic exercises and which enjoys a stunning view of the Square Vergote.

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