The income house of Georgy Georgievich Zollikofer is located in the historic part of Saint Petersburg (Admiralteysky District). The building features mid-19th century architecture by an unknown author, in the Art Nouveau style. The building was rebuilt by civil engineers Georgy Georgievich Zollikofer and Yevgeny Fedorovich Edel in 1912-1913. The structure has six floors, a large basement, and an attic. The facade has been repainted several times. Today, the building's color is pink.
A turret with an observation deck rises above the roof. Among other details, two small but quite prominent bay windows stand out; inter-floor and crowning cornices with dentils; the entrance group resembles a theater curtain—a perspective portal in the form of drapery with a lambrequin; the portal plastically echoes the corner windows of the top floor; also notable are half-columns, windows of various sizes, balconies of different shapes, alternating textures, and, of course, decorative bas-reliefs.
Above the fourth floor, among fir trees and cones, owls are perched.
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https://mycruises.livejournal.com/141832.html
https://rutraveller.ru/place/66499
https://www.citywalls.ru/house4327.html
