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The House of the Russian City Council, the XV�I �entury, rebuilt at the beginning of the XIX �entury. Preservation Number #737 | Foto
9 Pyatnyts'ka St.

In the XIX - first half of the XX century, it suffered from great architectural and planning changes. It is stone, square in plan, consists of three parts, the house is an example of national dwelling. A hallway (in the form of a corridor) divides the building into two unequal rectangular parts: western, front, two-chambered and eastern and secondary three-chambered. All the rooms are square in plan. Near the northern wall of the corridor there are wooden stairs, leading to the second floor. The coverings are joist. The fronts are finished with pincers, worked up by light dummy joint on the corners, cut through with rectangular windows. In 1978-1980, it was restored in the period of the last quarter of the XVII century. It was adopted to an administrative building of the historical-architectural reserve of the city.
The monument is an interesting example of civil architecture of the XVII century.

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Translated by Yana Anufriyeva
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