A (photo-) blog about the beautiful Belgian town Bruges as seen through the very two eyes of an inhabitant. Sharp, witty, and... always admiring.
28-07-2006
Minnewater clinic (2)
Let's look at the Minnewater Clinic some more, from the other side of the street. This impressive building was erected between 1884 and 1892. The architect was none other than Louis Delacencerie, the man who put a serious stamp on Bruges at the end of the 19th century : the neo-gothic style, inspired by the gothic style of Bruges. Typical of this gothic style are the red bricks, bays, pointed-arch windows, gabled façade, bowfriezes and high chimney funnels, all elements combined here in a particular manner.
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