Joseph Moutschen

Moutschen entered the Liège Académie des Beaux-Arts at the age of nine.

He received his diploma in 1917 and entered the Association des Architectes de Liège in 1923.

Moutschen designed a number of projects around Liège characterized by a pragmatic approach and an extreme sobriety of style.

His brother Michel Moutschen (1923–1947) was a war correspondent for the Associated Press, killed by a sniper in Vietnam.

[7] His son Jean Moutschen-Dahmen (1929–2001) was Professor Emeritus of fundamental genetics at the University of Liège.