The house of Radisav Jovanović was built towards the end of 1910, after the design by architect Branko Tanazević, as a ground floor residential building with a spacious courtyard. The house has a traditional floor plan and the façade with decorative elements from Art Nouveau and Serbian–Byzantine styles, characteristic of almost all the works of architect Tanazević from that period. The interior design reveals the taste of early twentieth century bourgeois families. There are fresco paintings of motifs from the Netherlands on the walls of the entry hall, while the decorative ceramic stoves were bought in Austria. The house of Radisav Jovanović represents the style of a well–known Belgrade architect, but also the development of residential architecture during the period when the city underwent significant modernization.