The Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky hospital (People's Hospital, Narodna Lichnytsia) is linked with the names of some prominent figures of Ukrainian culture and science, in particular, Andrey Sheptytsky, a metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, physicians Yevhen Ozarkevych and Tyt-Yevhen Burachynskyi, architects Ivan Levynskyi and Oleksandr Pezhanskyi and others. According to the resolution of the Lviv regional executive committee number 381 dated 5 July 1985, the former People's Hospital located on Ozarkevycha street 4 was entered into the local register of monuments under protection number 233.

The former Regional Court building — the "Palace of Justice" (1891–1895, architect Franciszek Skowron). This monumental building in the central part of the city finished with a pediment featuring a balustrade and an attic sculptural group (1893, sculptor Leonard Marconi). The northern vestibule is adorned with an allegorical sculpture symbolizing justice (1896, sculptor Antoni Popiel). The second-floor hall is decorated with plasterwork ornamentation and wall paintings by artists of the Jan Matejko school. The building's style is Historicism, utilizing Neorenaissance and Neobaroque forms. Its principal (western) elevation faces Kniazia Romana Street, while its side (northern) elevation faces Halytska Square. Today (2009), it serves as building No. 19 of Lviv Polytechnic National University.

Buildings of the Danylo Halytsky Lviv State Medical University (1892, architect Józef Braunseis). The architectural style of the buildings is Historicism (Neorenaissance). Three buildings (the anatomy building, the pathology building, and the pharmacology building) are arranged in the form of an open cour d'honneur, forming a unified ensemble. The structures serve as an example of a late nineteenth-century higher education building ensemble.