Ernest Feysplein

The Ernest Feysplein is one of two ziggurat style buildings in Ostend. It is built on the former site of the Oostende-Stad train station.[1] The aesthetics of the Ernest Feysplein notably retains the facia of the previous buildings fusing old and modern architectural styles.[2][3]

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References

  1. ^ https://inventaris.onroerenderfgoed.be/themas/6884
  2. ^ LOGGHE F., Het Hazegras. De verloren rijkdom van een wijk. Een greep uit de geschiedenis, Oostende, 1999.
  3. ^ CALLAERT G., DELEPIERE A.-M., HOOFT E., KERRINCKX H. & VANNESTE P. with the cooperation of SANTY P. & SNAUWAERT L. 2005: Inventory of the architectural heritage, Province of West Flanders, Municipality of Ostend, Part IA: City of Ostend, Streets AM, Part IB: City of Ostend, Streets NZ and districts Haven, Hazegras, Opex, Part II: Sub-municipalities Mariakerke, Raversijde, Stene and Zandvoorde, Building through the ages in Flanders WVL6, unpublished working documents. Authors: Delepiere, Anne Marie; Kerrinckx, Hans; Vanneste, Pol; Hooft, Elise; Callaert, Gonda. Date:2005
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