Léon Coton

1900–1944 (age 44)

Biography

Léon Coton was a Belgian architect who contributed to the built environment of his region. Born in 1900, he practiced his profession during a period of architectural development and urban growth in Belgium.

Coton's architectural work shaped the physical landscape of his community. He was laid to rest in Charleroi North Cemetery, remembered for his contributions to architecture and design.

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