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THE ENERGY FUTURE OF EXISTING BUILDINGS IN BRUSSELS: BETWEEN PRESERVATION AND PERFORMANCE

Fig. 1

Rue de Locht in Schaerbeek (photo by author).

Fig. 2

Rue des Pâquerettes in Schaerbeek (photo by author).

Fig. 3, 4 and 5

Elements picked at random from different styles of façade.

Fig. 3: neoclassical moulding created in the render (photo by author);

Fig. 4: the stonework on a plinth. The way the light falls enables the craftsman's handiwork and the tool used - toothed chisel finish, chiselling, etc. to be seen. (© G. De Keyser).

Fig. 5: lovely stained-glass window with a dragonfly pattern in an Art Nouveau period intricately-shaped frame (photo by author).



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