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Charles Nissens

Illustration — Town hall of Temse Carolus (Charles) Ludovicus Nissens (11 July 1858 – 1919) was a Belgian architect. He mainly designed bourgeois houses in neo-renaissance and eclectic style. Well-known works by him include the Huis Pieter De Coninck in Sint-Niklaas (1902), the town hall of Temse (1905) and the rectory of Kruibeke (1906).

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Charles Nissens

Het gemeentehuis van Temse (1905), België in eclecticistische stijl

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Full name
Carolus Ludovicus Nissens.
Born
1858. · Temse.
Died
1919.
Nationality
Belgium.
Occupation
architect.
Languages
Dutch.

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Illustration — Town hall of Temse Carolus (Charles) Ludovicus Nissens (11 July 1858 – 1919) was a Belgian architect. He mainly designed bourgeois houses in neo-renaissance and eclectic style. Well-known works by him include the Huis Pieter De Coninck in Sint-Niklaas (1902), the town hall of Temse (1905) and the rectory of Kruibeke (1906).

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