Our Lady Immaculate

Three-aisled brick church with neo-Gothic and Romanesque elements, built in 1928 to a design by R. Lemaire. Rectangular plan with nave of six bays + entrance bay; two-part choir with flat closure; To the south, built-in square tower, octagonal at the top, under slate spire. Circumferential natural stone base with brick processing. Use of natural stone for, among other things, capstones and leak thresholds. North façade marked by entrance porch (round-arched door) surmounted by three oculi and to the left of it five-sided stair turret; decorative processing of colored brick. Central aisle under gable roof (mechanical tiles) opened by linked pointed arch windows. Narrower aisles under pent roofs, rhythmed by carved buttresses and opened by pointed arch windows with coloured stained glass. Plastered interior with pointed arch arcade (arches of black and yellow brick) supported by pillars. Wooden pointed barrel vaults with belt arches of black and yellow brick.

Onroerend Erfgoed Vlaanderen