Maison

In 1927, architect Marc Margotin designed a house influenced by the Modern Movement, adjacent to a neo-Gothic residence built by his father, Léon Margotin. The new structure contrasts with its surroundings, featuring cubic volumes arranged in an L-shape over two to three stories. Its narrowest section aligns with the street, incorporating a garage on the ground floor topped by a balcony. The building is constructed from concrete with an orange rendering and boasts a rooftop terrace. Margotin employs modernist language for the openings, utilizing black metal frames set in light concrete, along with rectangular openings and corner windows on the second floor.