Gheude House

IXE13 Gheude House
Name Gheude House
Address Avenue Moliere 174
City/Neighborhood Ixelles
Style(s)
  • Art Nouveau
  • Geometric Art Nouveau
Original use
  • Habitat
Year 1913
Architect(s) and/or artist(s)
  • Pompe Antoine
  • Fernand Bodson

Located on the prestigious Avenue Molière, among a beautiful row of residences, this astonishing house was designed for lawyer Charles Gheude, it is the work of 2 architects: Antoine Pompe and Fernand Bodson.

Built in 1913 in a Geometric Art Nouveau style, it was far ahead of its time and foreshadows modernist architecture.

The building was restored to the original design, the garage and pedestrian entrance doors were replaced in 1952, recovering existing stained glass windows found inside the house.

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