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Jules Brunfaut (Brussels, 16
November 1852 – 4
January 1942) was a
Belgian architect and
engineer who
worked around the turn of the
twentieth century....
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Maxime Brunfaut (1909–2003) was a
Belgian architect.
Brussels Central Station was
completed by
Maxime Brunfaut following the
death of
architect Victor...
- death, in 1947, an
architectural team led by
Maxime Brunfaut, son of the
architect Fernand Brunfaut,
president of the
National Bureau of the North–South...
- Models". Perspectives. 9. City
University of Hong Kong. McCray, Gareth;
Brunfaut,
Tineke (November 2016). "Investigating the
Construct Measured by Banked...
- and Simonis). The
Brunfaut family was
closely involved in the
construction of the North–South connection. In 1947,
Fernand Brunfaut became president of...
- Hannon, it is the only
house in that
style designed by the
architect Jules Brunfaut. The Hôtel
Hannon is
located at 1,
avenue de la Jonction/Verbindingslaan...
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Sanatorium Joseph Lemaire (1937), a
modern building from
architect Maxime Brunfaut. In the
village of Jezus-Eik, the
Baroque Onze
Lieve Vrouwekerk (Our Beloved...
- Saint-Gilles
Prison The Hôtel Hannon, an Art
Nouveau house designed by
Jules Brunfaut Nationality: Saint-Gilles has the
largest foreign po****tion of any Brussels...
- The
Cambridge Guide to
Teaching English to
Speakers of
Other Languages.
Brunfaut, Tineke; Révész,
Andrea (2015). "The Role of Task and
Listener Characteristics...
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station was
finally completed, to his plans, by his
colleagues led by
Maxime Brunfaut. It
opened on 4
October 1952.
Draft of Brussels-Central
railway station...
