Заглавие:Family house of Andrey Arsov
Автор:Karl Heinrich (architect)Дата:1910Резюме:Karl Heinrich is an Austrian architect who managed the construction of the National Theater and built other edifices around Sofia, but this one is definitely the ”most Secession” of them all. The building was renovated in 2011 and is currently used as an office building. Pictures and blueprints were used for the restoration (the two domes were missing) and the roof has been raised to make the attic floor livable.
Заглавие:Iliev family house
Автор:unknownДата:1912 - 1913Резюме:The building is located on a small street near Vitosha boulevard that features mainly four- or five-storey buildings. It goes out to street regulation, shares a party wall with a new modern building on one side, and is small distance from a condominium on the other. The design creates the impression of Secession, mainly due to the shape of its gable consisting of convex arches, the tower-like bay window and the dynamic cornice line following all the curves and bends in both vertical and horizontal direction.
Заглавие:Family house of General Salabashev
Автор:unknownДата:1905Резюме:The house is located on a steep street near the Perlovska river. Currently, it looks quite impressive with its three stories and attic floor, but it was most likely built on two floors and was upgraded and overbuilt.
Заглавие:Family house of Hadzhiangelov
Автор:unknownДата:around 1910Резюме:This family house is located in a neighborhood near the Perlovska river, which was being built at that time with similar houses. It is compact but with dynamic composition of volumes and combines a Romantic version of Secession with floral decorations.
Заглавие:Family house
Автор:unknownДата:1910 - 1912Резюме:This building is located next to the house of Laos Funk - ”the first real Secession building in Bulgaria”. However, it does not have the same dynamic composition of volumes, its base is square and it is located on the street regulation. There is however Secession stylistics in the design of individual elements (such as the bay window and balcony) as well as in the decorative details.
