Hôtel Van Eetvelde
building, Brussels, Belgium
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The Hôte Van Eetvelde is a building in Brussels, Belgium, designed by the architect Victor Horta. Horta was a pioneer of the Art Nouveau style in architecture. The Hôte Van Eetvelde, along with other buildings like Hôte Tassel and Hôte Solvay, showcases Horta's signature use of curved lines and elegant, often iron-and-glass, structures. These buildings are considered significant examples of early modern Belgian architecture.12
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