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N31, Rustaveli str., Batumi
The double-storey house built at the beginning of the XX century belonged to Greek Doctor Timoleon Triantafylidis, who lived in this house with his wife – Vera Kotliarevskaya. They significantly contributed to the improvement of medical and sanitary conditions in Ajara.
The main part of the building, situated separately, enclosed with metal fences, is pink and decorative architectural elements are painted with white paint. The pediments of the rectangular apertures, middle-wall rustication imitation, metopes and triglyphs of the eaves and a belt between the floors are borrowed from the Classicism repertoire.
The glamorous stairs near the street lead to the portico arranged in front of the first floor of the avant-corps. The curvilinear appearance of the balcony above the stairs and portico, as well as, certain architectural elements place the building among the Modern style buildings. The mansard and posterior block with balconies were built afterwards and more or less match with the historical building. The villa-type dwelling house is one of the prominent buildings in Batumi.
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