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Title: Family house of Andrey Arsov Author: Karl Heinrich (architect) Date: 1910 Abstract: 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.
Title: Iliev family house Author: unknown Date: 1912 - 1913 Abstract: 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.
Title: Family house of General Salabashev Author: unknown Date: 1905 Abstract: 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.
Title: Family house of Hadzhiangelov Author: unknown Date: around 1910 Abstract: 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.
Title: Family house Author: unknown Date: 1910 - 1912 Abstract: 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.
Title: Residential building Author: unknown Date: unknown Abstract: The building is located in the city centre of Sofia, on a street with mainly residential buildings. It was built on the street regulation, shares a party wall with the neighboring building on one side, and is standing separately on the other three sides. It was built most likely after the 1920s, as its architecture could be defined as leaning towards Art Deco.
Title: Family house Author: unknown Date: 1918 - 1920 Abstract: The small two-storey house in the city centre, miraculously preserved in the row of five-storey condominiums, gives a good idea of the scale and character of the city 100 years ago. Currently, the house is a restaurant and has probably been overbuilt at the rear end.
Title: Residential building of Delidelvov Author: unknown Date: unknown Abstract: The three-storey house is located on the turning of a small street with residential buildings in the Sofia centre. It shares on one side a party wall with a more current residential building, but its other three sides are free.
Title: Family house of Isak Djerassi (and Family house of Haim Djerassi) Author: unknown Date: 1905 Abstract: The two houses were built for two brothers and are almost identical. They face each other, although the distance between them is not too great. Each of them share a party wall with a higher building on the opposite side. A few meters down the same street is the house of Ivanov brothers. There are a few more two- or three-storey buildings from the same period on this street - as was the usual height of the houses here in the first decade of the 20th century. Most of the buildings on this street today are from later periods and are considerably bigger.
Title: Administrative and commercial building Author: Naum Torbov [supposedly] (architect) Date: unknown Abstract: The building is located on the corner of the streets Alabin and Vitosha, in a commercial but also representative part of the city centre. The building is very similar in size and location of another edifice by the same architect - the Paris Hotel located on Maria Luisa Blvd.
Title: Residential building Author: unknown Date: unknown Abstract: The small building is located near Vitosha boulevard. The area is residential, featuring terraced houses. The neglected two-storey house is hardly noticeable in the row of buildings, despite the fact that it borders only with four-storey condominiums.
Title: Residential and commercial building of Vasil Razsolkov Author: Kiril Marichkov (architect) Date: 1914 Abstract: The house is located on one of the most prestigious and representative streets in Sofia - Vitosha Blvd. It is on a corner and was built together with the house of Dr. Razsolkov's located next to it on Solunska street. Architect Marichkov designed the two houses separately. They both have compact volumes, equal heights and vertical partition, albeit with different shapes. But what actually unites them and contributes to the overall effect is the unified system of decorative elements.
Title: Residential building of Dr. Razsolkov Author: Kiril Marichkov (architect) Date: 1914 Abstract: The building is located near Vitosha boulevard and was built together with the neighboring residential and commercial building on the street corner. It stands separately, has two representative facades and is oriented towards the street and the house in front of it. There is a higher condominium to the west of it.
Title: Profitable building and residence of Krastyo Karamihalkov Author: unknown Date: around 1910 Abstract: This building is located on a street with residential houses, some of which have commercial premises. This particular house was not meant to serve commercial functions, but it is used currently as a shop and residence. It is three storey, stands separately on the regulated line of building and is next to Al. Radev's house. The design is mostly rationalized, but bears geometrical decorative elements and effects from the differential treatment of the facade materials, that would become visible after the restoration and would make the house really beautiful.
Title: Administrative and commercial building (former hotel) of Dimitar Kostov Author: Naum Torbov (architect) Date: 1911 Abstract: The building is located on the corner of Alabin and Lavelle streets. It was originally intended as a hotel, but was later adapted for administrative and commercial purposes. It has a high ground floor with a mezzanine, four floors and a mansard roof.
Title: The Republic Hotel Author: unknown Date: 1918 Abstract: The building is located on the corner of the shopping street of Alabin and Knyaz Boris I street. It is currently being used as an administrative building. It has a ground floor, three floors and an attic that is the culmination of the entire design with its numerous towers that even look a little chaotic.
Title: Residential building Author: unknown Date: 1906 Abstract: The house is located in close proximity to the presentable city centre. The boulevard has mainly five or six storey condominiums and this is one of the four two-storey buildings left there. This house not only survived, but, quite remarkably, it was never overbuilt and altered. Only the ground floor has been adapted as a shop - the windows have been widened and it was decorated with ads. The window frames have been changed, losing the original raster.
Title: Double condominium Author: unknown Date: unknown Abstract: This three storey condominium is located at the city center periphery in an area that is not very prestigious any more. It is composed of two identical houses with a party wall and relatively narrow street facades (two axes) and long side facades, each with an entrance. The building is rather plain, but it has various beautiful and original details that make it an interesting case of Sofia Secession.
Title: Residential and commercial building of the Haimov brothers Author: unknown Date: unknown Abstract: The building is located at the city center periphery, close to the Women's Market. It is composed to two identical parts. The axis of symmetry is a separate field that contains the entrance and is even emphasized with a different height. The building is embedded in the row house architecture of the street, but one of the side facades is free. The facade is predominantly smooth, decoration is sparse. The architecture could be attributed to a Secession variation that was usually applied for the less well-to-do mixed function buildings around Sofia.
Title: Residential and commercial building of Barouh Musholam Author: unknown Date: 1912 Abstract: The condominium is located at the city center periphery. It was built as a row house and has one representative facade and one facing the yard. The volume consists of a ground floor, mezzanine, two residential floors and an attic. Recently, it was renovated and reconstructed, gaining an additional floor above the mansard, that is slightly retracted backwards and mimics the downstairs windows.

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