Adolf Max Open-Air School

Open-air school founded in the second quarter of the twentieth century. Following the mutation sketches of the land register, a small farm with separate components was erected here at the end of the nineteenth century, cadastrally registered in 1891 on a previously undeveloped plot. The existing buildings were occupied by an open-air school at the end of the 1930s and open-air classes were built in the existing orchard to the north, cadastrally drawn in 1939. The existing farm buildings were probably adapted and expanded in the early 1950s, see mutation sketches of 1955.

On the street basement wide house of five to eight bays and originally two storeys under tiled gable roof, later, probably in the 1950s, raised to three storeys, partly under flat roof. Scraped facades with rectangular windows on hard stone leak thresholds, shuttered on the ground floor. The framed façade on the street is marked by several bluestone plaques with mention of the benefactors.

Open-air classes: simple rectangular constructions of concrete under flat roof, fully opened on the southeast side and with large windows on the southwest and northwest sides.
Source:
https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/dibe/relict/90916

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