| 1873/08/22 |
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The route of Rue de la Vallee is ratified by royal decree. |
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| 1875/00/00 |
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Louise Avenue Company, a subsidiary of Belgian Real Estate Company, divides Rue de la Vallee into parcels and available for purchase by 1875. |
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| 1893/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 52. architect L Rousteaux, Gobertange stone and blue stone. |
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| 1895/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 54. Eclectic style house with a picturesque character, architect Emile Janlet. |
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| 1898/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 44. Strattling Ixelles and Brussels, an eclectic style house by architect Jules Brunfaut with street-fronted stables (lost). Altered in 1927 by arch F Peeters. |
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| 1900/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 42. An eclectic, quaint bourgeois house. Asymmetrical composition three levels, the last of which was added in 1907. Red brick facade and blue stone elements. |
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| 1900/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 37. House is built in an eclectic polychrome style, c 1900. |
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| 1900/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 50. Eclectic polychrome style, by architect Emile Janlet, Red brick facade, chanted from Headbands yellow bricks and embellished with blue stone. |
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| 1901/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 48. Eclectic polychrome style, by architect Emile Janlet. Brick facade, embellished with blue stone. |
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| 1901/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 46. Eclectic style house, designed in 1901 by architect Georges Hobe for the painter and aquafortist Victor Gilsoul, with a large workshop in the background of the plot. White stone elevation, enhanced with blue stone. |
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| 1901/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 45. Eclectic style house by Jules Mataigne, three levels and three Spans, the main one in the axis, ahead of an elegant trapezoidal house forming a terrace Railing In Cast iron. White brick elevation, enhanced with blue stone. |
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| 1905/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 41. A white stone townhouse is built in the Beaux-Arts style. |
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| 1905/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee Even nos 2-1, 18, 20-28, 32 and 36. Art Nouveau floral residences by architect Ernest Delune, 1903-1907. |
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| 1924/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 51. Beaux Arts style, by architect Paul Picquet, Red brick facade, embellished with white stone. |
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| 1956/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 57. King's Residence. Modernist apartment building, replacing two old houses, architect Stanislas Jasinski. |
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| 1998/00/00 |
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Rue de la Vallee 61. The Orangery. Modernist apartment building, A stone-blue facade, largely opened, architect Marc Corbiau. |
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