Vul. Bohuna, 3 – residential building ID: 1510

The apartment building was constructed in 1898–1899 according to a design by architect August Bogochwalski. The three-story stone building is part of the perimeter development of the neighborhood and has a symmetrical facade. The main part of the building is a front block with two rows of rooms inside, and there's a prismatic avant-corps on the courtyard side. The building is T-shaped, with the entrance hall and staircase as the axis of symmetry. The building occupies the end of an elongated plot that crosses the block. On the opposite side is its "twin" building, No. 21 on Nechuya-Levytskoho Street. The stucco decoration features neo-baroque forms. In later years, the building was significantly rebuilt.