The building on 109/20 Saksahanskoho Street plays an important urban planning role at the intersection with Lva Tolstoho Street and is an interesting example of a large tenement house, the facades of which combine elements of Renaissance architecture and Art Nouveau.
The building is six-storey on the main facade, five-storey with a basement floor from the side of the courtyard, with cellars, brick, painted, rectangular in plan, with two side symmetrical projections on the rear facade. It was used as a profitable residential building with commercial premises. There were nine shops on the ground floor, the upper floors were residential, with three apartments of five and six rooms on each floor. Initial heating stove, rough tiled. The interiors of the rooms were decorated with stucco plafonds. Now on the ground floor there is a shop and a restaurant.
The roof of the house is gable, with a tin coating. The building is decorated in the style of historicism, in the forms of modernized Renaissance architecture. The molded decor evenly tiered decorates the planes of the facades. The building is completed by a triangular pediment, in the tympanum of which there is a stucco floral ornament. On the back staircase, the original lattice, consisting of segments, has been preserved, the pattern of which has an exquisite composition of straight lines and arabesques, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style.
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