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Claude Strebelle (2 February 1917, Brussels – 16 November 2010, Liège) was an architect and Belgian town planner, graduate of the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts in Brussels in 1941.

Claude Strebelle
Born	(1917-11-02)2 November 1917 Brussels, Belgium
Died	16 November 2010(2010-11-16) (aged 93) Liège, Belgium
Father	Rodolphe Strebelle [fr]
Relatives	Olivier Strebelle (brother)

Biography

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Based in Tilff, in the Liège region, Claude Strebelle founded Sart Tilman workshop, an important architectural office.

In 1946, he created a phalanstery with his brothers Jean-Marie Strebelle and Olivier Strebelle, as well as the painter Carlo de Brouckère in a castle in Torhout. Belgian architect André Jacqmain, sculptor Aroldo Zavaroni and the ceramist Théo Kisselov took part in this project.^[1]

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^ Sarah Avni; Thomas Guilleux (2018). "André Jacqmain". Clara (1 (no. 5 special issue)): 176–187. Retrieved 31 March 2021..

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