Bruxelles – Avenue Louise, Luizalaan

Ernest Blerot, circa 1900, Apartments houses, Rue Saint Boniface

Gustav Strauven, House, rue Souveraine, 52 – 1902

Octave van Rysselberghe, Hotel Otlet, rue de Livourne – 1912

Paul Hankar, Hotel Ciamberlani, rue Defacqz 48 – 1897

Armand van Waesberghe, House, rue Fader 85 – 1900

Albert Roosenboom, Hause, rue Fader 85 – 1900

Victor Horta, Hotel Tassel,rue Paul Emile Janson, 13-15 – 1893-1894

Victor Horta, Hotel Tassel, rue Paul Emile Janson – 1893-1894

Hotel Solvay, 224 Avenue Louise, Brussels, also dates from these years, started in 1895, finished 1900, and it is interesting to note that these houses with all their ornaments were ready on Horta’s drawing board in 1895 even before Sigfried Bing opened his shop in Paris. Horta continued throughout the 1890′s in his dual task, the creation of a new idiom of form and the search for a logical and clearly expressed architectural solution to constructional problems. The first task had been achieved in Tassel’s house, 1892-93, the second found a completely satisfactory solution in the Maison du Peuple, 1896-99, Place Emile van de Velde, Brussels, the first facade in Belgium consisting mainly of iron and glass. It is of importance to the history of architecture owing to its construction, but from the point of view of Art Nouveau it is mainly interesting because of its grilles. – Tchudi Madsen

Architect George Hobé, sgraffitos by Paul Cauchie, House, rue de Chatelain 63 – 1904

Ernest Blerot, House, rue Washington, 50 – 1898

Victor Horta, Hause Vinck, rue Washington 85 – 1903

Adrien Blomme, Hause, rue Americaine 205 – 1905

Adrien Blomme, Hause, rue Americaine 205 – 1905

Octave van Rysselberghe and Henrsy van de Velde, rue Jordaens 34 – 1896

Ernest Blerot, rue de la Valle – 1901-1903

Victor Horta, avenue Louise 224 – 1895-1898

Ernest Blerot, rue Vilain XIIII 7 – 1902

Frans Tilley, rue TVilain XIIII 7 – 1902