The residential house has been moved from Baznīcas Street 18, where it was planned to be demolished. The building is an outstanding monument of mid-19th century classicist architecture in the center of Riga. This building is a great asset to the situation of the Balasta Dam and the Ķīpsala ensemble, and at the same time a loss to the environmental structure of Baznīcas Street. The volume of the building has been restored to its original appearance as a pure wooden house without brick wall sectors and secondary layers. The volume of the building has been restored to its original appearance as a pure wooden house without brick wall sectors and secondary layers. The wooden cornice at the level of the first floor window sill, which appears only on the main facade, has also been transferred to the other facades. The building's frame structure is sheathed with original plank width and profile cladding. The original roof covering of the building has been restored - old clay tiles instead of tin. The original structure of the historic building's layout has been restored. The reconstructed house houses the residence of the Austrian ambassador.