Lock No. 14

The edge
to these constructions will be joined a service house which oc-
will be responsible for the maintenance of the inland waterways officer,
monitoring and maneuvering the structure. Those
residences form a typical whole, in perfect harmony
with their environment. The result is a sense of unity.
structural tee reinforced by the use of brick and
stone, as shown in this photograph of the house
lock keeper n ° 14 in Seneffe. These buildings were established paral-
parallel to the canal and outside joint ownership in order to allow
continuous monitoring of structures. Their gables
being clear, these present small circular oculi
through which staff could observe, from the ground floor or upstairs, the river traf fi c. The main facade
presents three cartridges between the ground floor and the second floor.
The central box displays the name and number of the work, the
two others (once indicated) the wording of the structure
closer, upstream and downstream, as well as the distance
to go to get there. The sprocket cartridges are
use the wording of the place.