The Building at No. 2 Kralja Petra Street in Paraćin is a one-story commercial-residential structure situated at the corner of the street, making it a visual landmark at the entrance to the old merchant's district. The building was designed by the young architect Predrag Zrnić as a stylistic compromise between the principles of Modernism and Post-Academism, both in its decorative elements and its understanding of volume, form, and functionality.

Construction began in 1929 on the estate of Vojislav Nešić and was completed in 1930.The building is placed on a trapezoidal plot and fully occupies the space. The ground floor features shops facing the main street, while auxiliary rooms and storage spaces are oriented toward the side street and the river. The first floor contains an apartment with an entrance from the main street.

The corner of the house is emphasized by a tambour with a dome and a balcony at the first-floor level. The decoration of the main facade consists of rhythmically arranged openings on the upper floor, separated by bands with shallowly fluted pilasters. The first floor is separated from the ground floor by a horizontal cornice, and above it, the roof cornice is emphasized with an attic. The third facade, facing the side street, is designed with simple functional elements (a balcony at the first-floor level), free of decorative elements.