Unfortunately, there is not much information concerning the building on Misko 6A, except its construction year, which is 1936. The building is relatively behind the main street with a small garden in front of it, which makes it different from all the other buildings on the same street. The entrance to the building is at its central axis, and the facade is symmetrical. For emphasising the main entrance, the architect designed this part of the building gradually in front of the other parts of the surface. Furthermore, even though the eave of this axis is at the same height as the other parts of the building, there is a wall on the roof, following this axis, which also has a circular ornament. Therefore, from a distance, the entrance of the building is accentuated. There are two small balconies at the front facade, which are on the two sides of the central axis and have horizontal metal railings. At the back facade, the central axis is also accentuated, not by a wall on its axis, but by having two small balconies on top of each other. These balconies also have horizontal metal railings. On the ground floor, under the balconies, there is a small entrance to the building. Windowsills of the building are continuous on the first floor of the building, both at the front and back facades.