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Solvay Residence
Not an actual hotel, but a large Art Nouveau town house designed by renowned Belgian architect Victor Horta.
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Horta was commissioned by Armand Solvay, son of the wealthy chemist and industrialist Ernest Solvay, to design his residence. Ernest Solvay had made his fortune from the development of the chemical process that bears his name, which offered a more economical method to produce soda (sodium carbonate), a cleaning agent and precursor to countless other chemicals.
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