Vul. Pekarska, 59 – former Gate building of the Resurrectionist Congregation monastery

One of the components of the former Resurrectionist (Zmartwychwstańców) monastery buildings, the final element in shaping the architectural complex. It connects the church and the seminary building with the former "Ruthenian boarding school" building and forms an important compositional part of the ensemble. There is a small asphalted area in front of the gate, beyond the outer fence enclosing the passage.

The two-tiered building is constructed of brick and plastered. The arched passage opening is located on the central axis. The premises are arranged according to the enfilade principle. Some clear signs of the Neo-Renaissance style can be seen in the southern façade’s exterior design. The vertical pilaster division is interrupted by broad horizontal lines of bars laid between the floors and of an attic parapet. The upper tier’s rectangular windows have trimmings and are paired above the passage arch. On the both sides of the arch in the lower tier, there are smaller pairs of windows located one above the other. The passage arch is accentuated by an archivolt with a keystone in the middle. The passage is barred by a delicate metal fence. The rear northern façade composition imitates the front façade design in a simplified form. As a separate architectural unit, the building is one of the ensemble’s key elements, a most successful one in view of its formal solution.