Marcel Leborgne (15 April 1898 – 22 January 1978) was a Belgian architect. His work is essentially modernist. His career is concentrated in the Charleroi region at the height of the modernism movement in Belgium. Born in Gilly, Marcel Leborgne studied at the Jesuit College in Charleroi and then studied architecture at the Saint-Luc Institute of fine Arts, first in Tournai and later in Brussels. He graduated in 1922. He started working with his brother Henri, mainly on the reconstruction of Wijtschate, from 1921 to 1926, a town near Ypres destroyed during the First World War. There he came into contact with modernist ideas, particularly those of Victor Bourgeois, and the majority of his work was built by the architect. Most of his work was built between the two world wars. They are mainly villas, apartment buildings and public service buildings. More information...
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