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Joseph Schadde

Joseph Schadde was a nineteenth-century architect from Antwerp, whom the Flemish protection order for the château ten Berghe presents as a leading architect. Around 1877, he enlarged and redressed this château at Koolkerke, near Bruges, in a neo-Gothic style that borrows its motifs from Bruges architecture. The order regards it as one of his first château projects, notable for a care for detail that extends not only to the building but to the whole estate, down to the neo-Gothic, neo-Renaissance and neo-Flemish salons.

Portrait of Joseph Schadde
Era19th century
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vers 1877

Enlarges and remodels the château ten Berghe at Koolkerke (Bruges) in a neo-Gothic style inspired by Bruges architecture.

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