52 - 5 design drawings for castles, villas, and parks in Bormenville and Heusden. Late 19th–early 20th century. Vellum paper. 1. Van Hoecke-Peeters—Mr. Marc Rooman d’Ertbuer. Castle in Heusden. Ghent, 1899. Black ink, watercolor, 72.0 x 54.5 cm, located and dated, architect’s stamp (creases and folds, slight wear at the edges, a few pinholes, small holes). - 2. Design for Mr. Jacobs’s park in Bormenville. 1904. Pencil, gouache, 58.0 x 80.5 cm, signed (illegible), dated (drawing torn, multiple tears, including 1 reinforced on the reverse and a few with small missing sections, margins slightly soiled). - 3. Villa du Pieckeins in Bormenville. Rear facade (toward the station). Black ink, watercolor, 60.0 x 69.0 cm (tears; some reinforced on the reverse and/or with losses, stains, water marks, soiling, slightly browned). Mounted at the upper corners. - 4. Villa du Pieckeins in Bormenville. Offset print, pencil, 59.0 x 61.3 cm (creases and folds, frayed, some reinforced and/or with missing sections, edges slightly browned, some soiling and stains, water damage). Map by Kahn Frères. - 5. Design for Mr. Jacobs-d’Andrimont’s estate in Bormenville. Black ink, gouache, 75.5 x 95 cm (frayed at the edges, some pages reinforced and/or with missing sections, a few small stains and pinholes, lower edge slightly browned). Glued at the corners.