House on Sv. Kliment Ohridski Street No. 31

The original building was constructed in 1908. The extension was carried out during the period 1930–1939.

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Depending on the side from which it is viewed, the building has a different character: the western façade appears to have remained in its original state and provides access to the residential areas. The function of the extension and the horizontal structure is unknown. A flat terrace was created on the northern façade.

The building is constructed with a massive structural system. The roof structure is wooden.

Multi-pitched roof constructed with a wooden substructure and covered with tiles. Flat terrace on the northern side.

The façade is refined, finished with cement-lime plaster. There are several manners of architectural secondary relief and the character of a residential house. The northern façade, clearly a more recent extension, is more restrained in terms of decoration, with a different (white) color, a covered entrance staircase, and from here there is access to the two added rooms and the other parts of the building. The eastern wing, meanwhile, connects the old house and the extension, and at ground level extends to the intersection with Tomaki Dimitrovski Street. The façade is set back from the street frontage, featuring windows with a uniform rhythm and similar dimensions. There is a separate, third entrance from the eastern façade.

The exterior carpentry is wooden. The window openings have a double system and are painted white. They are divided into three sections.

The house is centrally positioned at the corner of two busy streets.

The house is centrally positioned at the corner of two busy streets.

Multi-pitched roof constructed with a wooden substructure and covered with tiles. Flat terrace on the northern side.

The façade is refined, finished with cement-lime plaster. There are several manners of architectural secondary relief and the character of a residential house. The northern façade, clearly a more recent extension, is more restrained in terms of decoration, with a different (white) color, a covered entrance staircase, and from here there is access to the two added rooms and the other parts of the building. The eastern wing, meanwhile, connects the old house and the extension, and at ground level extends to the intersection with Tomaki Dimitrovski Street. The façade is set back from the street frontage, featuring windows with a uniform rhythm and similar dimensions. There is a separate, third entrance from the eastern façade.

The exterior carpentry is wooden. The window openings have a double system and are painted white. They are divided into three sections. A large number of windows have had their carpentry replaced with PVC fittings.

Greenery, stone paving, iron fence.

satisfactory

satisfactory

Several extensions have been made. The house has a disintegrated external appearance due to the additions. It is assumed that the house in its original state can only be observed on its western façade. On the northern side, a section with two rooms and a central staircase access has been added, and there is a terrace on the upper floor. It is also assumed that the wing on the eastern side of the house was added later, with an elongated single-story volume.

If untimely maintenance continues and the façade, which is already showing signs of deterioration, the damage will deepen. Additionally, there is another building in front of part of the western façade that could potentially have a negative impact.

not protected

architectural and aesthetic historical

Recommendation to the owners: The value of the building should be respected when installing elements directly on the façades, and if changes are made, they should be aimed at preserving its authenticity.