Gustave Charlier

1848–1922 (age 74)

Biography

Gustave Charlier (1848-1922) devoted his life to shaping the built heritage of Liège, bringing a refined sense of proportion and civic pride to the public buildings and residences he designed in and around Robermont Cemetery.

His sensitive approach to materials and ornament set a standard for thoughtful craftsmanship, and he is remembered for leaving an enduring architectural legacy that continues to inspire care for the city’s historic fabric.

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