Villa Empain - Fondation Boghossian Stichting

This legendary Art Deco villa was abandoned for many years before undergoing a painstaking restoration by Francis Metzger of the Ma2 architectural practice. Built between 1931 and 1934 by par Michel Polak for Louis Empain, the building is laid out around a huge marble-lined hall, lit by a skylight. To the rear is a fabulous open-air swimming pool. Today it is used for the activities of the Boghossian Foundation, a centre for dialogue between Eastern and Western art and culture.

This legendary Art Deco villa was abandoned for many years before undergoing a painstaking restoration by Francis Metzger of the Ma2 architectural practice. Built between 1931 and 1934 by par Michel Polak for Louis Empain, the building is laid out around a huge marble-lined hall, lit by a skylight. To the rear is a fabulous open-air swimming pool. Today it is used for the activities of the Boghossian Foundation, a centre for dialogue between Eastern and Western art and culture.

This legendary Art Deco villa was abandoned for many years before undergoing a painstaking restoration by Francis Metzger of the Ma2 architectural practice. Built between 1931 and 1934 by par Michel Polak for Louis Empain, the building is laid out around a huge marble-lined hall, lit by a skylight. To the rear is a fabulous open-air swimming pool. Today it is used for the activities of the Boghossian Foundation, a centre for dialogue between Eastern and Western art and culture.

This legendary Art Deco villa was abandoned for many years before undergoing a painstaking restoration by Francis Metzger of the Ma2 architectural practice. Built between 1931 and 1934 by par Michel Polak for Louis Empain, the building is laid out around a huge marble-lined hall, lit by a skylight. To the rear is a fabulous open-air swimming pool. Today it is used for the activities of the Boghossian Foundation, a centre for dialogue between Eastern and Western art and culture.

This legendary Art Deco villa was abandoned for many years before undergoing a painstaking restoration by Francis Metzger of the Ma2 architectural practice. Built between 1931 and 1934 by par Michel Polak for Louis Empain, the building is laid out around a huge marble-lined hall, lit by a skylight. To the rear is a fabulous open-air swimming pool. Today it is used for the activities of the Boghossian Foundation, a centre for dialogue between Eastern and Western art and culture.

This legendary Art Deco villa was abandoned for many years before undergoing a painstaking restoration by Francis Metzger of the Ma2 architectural practice. Built between 1931 and 1934 by par Michel Polak for Louis Empain, the building is laid out around a huge marble-lined hall, lit by a skylight. To the rear is a fabulous open-air swimming pool. Today it is used for the activities of the Boghossian Foundation, a centre for dialogue between Eastern and Western art and culture.