Tiny modernist house

UCC51 Tiny modernist house
Name Tiny modernist house
Address Rue Edith Cavell 119
City/Neighborhood Uccle
Style(s)
  • Modernism

Original use
  • Habitat

Year 1923
Architect(s) and/or artist(s)
  • Delville Raphaël

Another fine example of urban eclecticism in Brussels. Raphaël Delville, modernist architect built this house in 1933, on a 3 m wide plot.

He won a real gamble by creating a house with a garage and large windows on the side facade!

Delville remained faithful to his precepts, with a white painted facade and rounded balconies (see the “maison des terrasses”, avenue de l'Echevinage).

It looks nothing like its neighbors, neither in height, nor in width, nor in style ...

UCC51 - Unless otherwise stated © www.admirable-facades.brussels for all photos

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