Vul. Klyonovycha, 4 – residential building

The residential building is located on the perimeter construction of the street. It was created in the Revival style with Baroque elements. The building has three floors and a complex floor plan; it has one rear extension and an inner courtyard, is built of plastered brick. The composition of the main façade is symmetric with a buttressed central section and an entrance gate located symmetrically to the main axis. The first floor is decorated with linear rustic stone arranged with graceful plastics and is separated from the second floor by a profiled belt course. The buttressed section is vertically accentuated on the level of the second and the third floors by pilasters of the Composite order. The architecturally dominant feature of the façade is a balcony on molded corbels shaped as grand volutes with a molded baluster fence; it is located on the level of the second floor and protrudes for the whole width of the buttressed section. A semi circular balcony on a similar cup-shaped corbel projects out on the level of the third floor. The building’s windows have profiled framings. They are adorned with keystones on the level of the first floor; on the level of the second floor they are decorated with triangular window cornices with molded insertions under them and women’s heads in the center; on the third floor the windows have Neo-Baroque shells in place of keystones. While the windows of the first and second floors are rectangular, the windows of the third floor have segmented tops. The windows of the buttressed section on the second floor are adorned with archivolts with Neo-Baroque shells located under them on a semi-circular background. Keystones shaped as small volutes are above the archivolts. Roof windows are decorated with molding. The building is topped off with a profiled cornice beautified with a row of Ionic mosaic, denticles and decorative consoles.