Vul. Kotlyarevskoho, 20 – residential building

This two-story apartment building (1902, Ivan Levynsky architectural bureau [co-authored by Ivan Levynskv and Alfred Zachariewicz?]; later reconstructed) was designed freely located and surrounded by a garden and flowerbeds. The third floor was added later. The floor plan is an elongated rectangular with a narrow corner risalit built along a diagonal. Vertical segmentation prevails in the composition of the building’s facades. A cylinder block of reinforced concrete stair case projects on the rear façade. This is an example of Secession architecture.