In its spatial planning, the Sutkivtsi Intercession Church belongs to the type of
tetraconch structures with a central volume (10 x 11 m) and four semi-cylindrical towers adjacent to it. The western semicircle along the façade and the entire height of the walls is highlighted by a straight section of 3.8 m. The walls are 1.5–1.8 m thick and made of small stone filled with
limestone mortar. The ceilings above the first tier are a system of brick cross and conch vaults with formwork on the nervures. In the central space they rest on a pillar, forming fan-shaped bundles of nervures at its corners; in the semicircles, separated from the central space by arches, there is some semblance of a star vault. In the places where the nervures rest,
cantilever blocks of various designs are laid, and the rock blocks with heraldic shields are located along the upper line of the vault. The stairs to the second floor are internal and made of stone. The façades were originally covered with ochre-colored
grout mixed with crushed brick. On the second tier, machicules (for foot combat) have been preserved: the central machicule is above the entrance, the lower part of the pillar that rose from the basement tier and supported the hipped roof (the base of the pillar can be seen in the basement floor). The lower parts of the gables, disassembled and leveled with the roof, have been preserved. On the second tier, the corner turrets-bartisans at the corners of the central volume of the church are of interest. The roof is made of
shingles. The frescoes are partially preserved under the cement plaster. They date back to the 16th century, and above them are the remains of a 19th-century oil painting, lost during amateur renovations in the 1990s. There were cellars under the church where many human remains were discovered. In addition, an underground passage led to the . The monument is a work of architectural art of the 14th–18th centuries, and has no analogues in its architecture and planning in the country. As of July 2011, the state has allocated 5.5 million
hryvnias for restoration work, but its start is still awaited. == Gallery ==