Résidence Plein air

Charleroi, Belgium

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

Résidence Plein air is a multi-story urban building in Charleroi, Belgium, designed by architect Marcel Depelsenaire and completed in 1936. The structure exemplifies the transitional aesthetic between the Amsterdam School and Art Deco styles, movements that shaped early twentieth-century European modernism. As a residential rental property (immeuble de rapport), it reflects the period's approach to urban housing and apartment living in an industrial Belgian city.