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House Milcenich-Cerniak
The house Milcenich-Cerniak was built (adapted) in 1905 according to a modern project by Emilio Ambrosini. Ambrosini continued with Art Nuveau motifs by designing alterations on the edifice which, according to his sketches, relied upon the already arranged house Schittar. He introduced wide modern windows throughout the height of the floor, floral and leaf-like decorations, round windows which brought a spirit of Vienna Art Nuveau to the area. In accordance with the idea of preserv ...
Capuchin Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
The Capuchin Church was built intermittently during thirty years according to the idea by the architect Cornelio Budinich from Rijeka. On the initiative of the Capuchin monks, the construction of the church started on an inclined ground next to the monastery garden on the former Square Zachy. The first designs for dual neo-Gothic basilica of Our Lady of Lourdes were made by Giovanni Maria Curet. According to those, in 1908, the lower church of Mary The Consoler of the Afflicted was dug in ...
Hotel Lloyd
The Hotel Lloyd is located on the square Trg Republike Hrvatske, the former Piazza Adamich. The year of the construction of the original building in unknown. In 1873, the owners Andrija and Dragomir Bakarčić decided to rebuild another two floors to the existing two-storey building. The reconstruction project was made by Giovanni Baccarcich, and it was finished the following year. The building was originally intended for business-residential purposes, and after its reconstruction in 1874, it was ...
Hotel Jadran
The Hotel Jadran was built for the commissioner Konzorcij F. Tomašić i drugovi in 1914 in Art Nuveau style, with its appertaining beach. It kept its original purpose of a catering facility to this day. The idea for constructing a beach and an accommodation facility on Pećine, Sušak, appeared in 1911. However, the construction of the edifice prolonged as the city authorities stalled with the building permit, and also owing to the sea coast arrangement. Although this was a la ...