Annotation

In the first third of the 20th century districts of manor buildings continue to develop on the southern and southeastern outskirts of Lviv. As a result of analysis of the development of the Lviv urban structure, it was revealed that the E. Howard’s concept of city-garden was partially realized in the city. However, in a specific urban situation, it acquired feature, which consisted in the fact that the centers of compact manor housing were formed within the urban area and combined with radial communications with the central part of the city.

At the beginning of the 20th century experience in the construction of manor houses, such as Kastelivka, was gained in Lviv, which became the basis for further development of the architecture of manor housing.

The construction of manor housing in Lviv was carried out in two ways: the construction of individual houses on vacant plots among the formed urban fabric; construction of manor buildings. Homestead housing in Lviv during this period was developing in three directions: construction of houses along previously formed streets parallel to the street strips; construction of districts of manor buildings with the development of a new network of streets; construction of separate manor houses in previously formed districts.

In the pre-war period, districts of manor buildings were constructed in Lviv in the area of Konovalets-Chuprynky, Sventsitskoho-Parkova streets, Frantsuvka and Rolleruvka districts, and the construction of the Kastelivka district was finished. In the postwar period, districts of manor buildings were built in the area of Myrnyi, Chereshneva - Samylenko streets, near Sviatoslav Square, and the construction of the Rolleruvka quarter was finished.