building with stone facade and arched windows, text below descri…

,_ VEISIBW WEFOBH . hier en daar schuchter de kop _ Karel cle Viifcle en dit clan voorname estingen van de grafelijke muur ' worden door kort ot drIepasoogen, me no met blinde sierlijsten. De kenmerken Vand in de keizerlijke symbolen die herinneren aa in de hoekversieringen van de bogen. Er D. 'B|an Levri" house was built In 1530 for the Malape~i.,r~"famIlyaaj -s name comes from the greyhounds sculpted In the stone. It Is the most typical example of the ongoing Gothic tradition In the early Renaissance. It IS high, narrow and deep, with three levels of vaulted cellars, some of which extend uni the Grand-Place. The facade, all in stone, is clearly structured in different levels. marked by basket or trefoiled arches decorated with blind mouldings above high wide openings. The Renaissance timidly starts to make its mark in the imperial symbols on the spandrels in, the arches, evoking the reign of Emperor Charles V. Remnants of the 12th century county wall can still be seen in the back of the hat