Formation of the Street
Mosyazhna Street is a short, cozy street in the Halytskyi district of Lviv, connecting Zvenyhorodska Square with Rybna Street. Its name derives from the word “mosyazh,” an old term for brass, possibly indicating the former presence of brass artisans in the area. Located in the historic city center, the street retains the atmosphere of old Lviv with its narrow cobblestone paths.
Builders and Styles
Building No. 2 on Mosyazhna Street is a typical Lviv townhouse from the late 19th to early 20th century. The architectural style combines elements of historicism and Secession, characteristic of that period in Lviv’s architecture. The facade features decorative elements, including stucco and wrought-iron balconies.
Who Was the Owner?
Information about the original owner of Building No. 2 is currently unavailable in open sources.
What Does the Building Look Like?
The building is a three-story townhouse with an asymmetrical facade. The facade is adorned with stucco featuring natural motifs, typical of the Secession style. Wrought-iron balconies complement the architectural composition of the building.
Interesting Facts
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Mosyazhna Street is one of the shortest streets in Lviv, adding to its unique charm.
What Is There Now?
Currently, the building functions as a residential property.
Bibliography
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Zvenyhorodska Square (Lviv) — Wikipedia
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Lviv Architecture 1870–1910s — UkrArtStory