This building is an Art Nouveau landmark; it was built around the early 1910s, but the exact details regarding the date of construction, the owner, and the architect vary widely across different sources.

The building is currently owned by Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (it formerly housed the “Academy of Economics and Law” Continuing Education Center).

The building is completely abandoned, although it still housed offices in the 2000s.

In this building, the role of the Atlanteans who support the bay window’s canopy is played by angels (putti).

According to the list of architectural landmarks and some researchers, the mansion is attributed to the construction firm of Moisey Dikansky, which built an apartment building for Nujievskaya in 1914. Until the 1990s, a bas-relief of Mephistopheles stood out among the building’s decorative elements.

In this photo from 2011, you can still see the original doors with hexagonal glass panes and a sign reading “Academy of Economics and Law.”

As a result of Russian missile strikes between 2022 and 2026, the house lost what remained of its windows.