Two houses of the XIX century in Ulyanovsk received approved items of protection

For two ancient buildings of Ulyanovsk, architectural elements were identified that must be preserved during further work. We are talking about the houses of the XIX - early XX century on the streets of Lenin and Architect Livchak.

The first object is located on Lenin Street, 97. The residential house, dating from 1866, 1889 and 1911, is part of the historical estate of the Makke/Sachkov merchants.

This is a one-storey wooden building with a basement, brick cladding and annexes. Its architecture combines eclecticism with elements of late classicism. Of particular value are the design of windows, semi-columns of casings, flat pilasters, ground belt and other preserved decorative details. On the facades there are 18 windows and two doorways, and the main southern facade is formed in 12 light axes.

The second monument is located on the street of Architect Livchak, 6. This is a residential house associated with the names of officials P.V. Volynkin, L.L. Prushakevich and the wife of the architect F.O. Livchak. The history of the building is marked by two periods - 1865 and 1902-1903.

Here the main house on a high ground floor, a wooden mezzanine from the courtyard, historical parameters of the roof and a characteristic corner tower with a spire are subject to preservation. The appearance of the building intertwines eclecticism and forms of provincial modernism. Among the notable details are decorative brackets, beam windows, casings with geometric ornamentation, wooden pilasters and a four-sided tent tower.

Both buildings are cultural heritage sites of municipal importance. The approval of the subject of protection fixes the most valuable characteristics of monuments that must be preserved.