Immeuble De Heug

The Immeuble De Heug features seven floors reaching 19.8 meters in height, with travertine marble cladding and a cylindrical stairwell at Quai Arthur Rimbaud.

Marcel Leborgne designed this building in 1933 for the De Heug piano company, which used the space as a showroom and auditorium until 1981.

The building combines industrial design elements with modern architecture principles, incorporating curved forms and extensive glass surfaces typical of 1930s construction methods.

Following extensive restoration work between 2015 and 2020, the structure now functions as an office space while maintaining its original architectural features.

The combination of dark Mazy and light travertine marble creates distinct patterns across the facade, emphasizing the vertical and horizontal design elements.

Location: Charleroi

Architects: Marcel Leborgne

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 7

Height: 19.8 m

Address: Quai Arthur Rimbaud 5 6000

GPS coordinates: 50.40625,4.44009

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:42