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The image showcases a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture with Neo-Moorish elements. The facade is painted in a warm ochre color, giving it an exquisite southern ambiance. The upper part of the facade is adorned with rich stucco decorations featuring pointed arched elements—a characteristic feature of Moorish stylistics.
Special expressiveness is added to the facade by decorative brackets supporting the cornice and ornamental inserts of a reddish hue, framing the windows and forming vertical stripes. On the left, a corner turret with a pointed top is visible, adding a vertical accent and romantic silhouette to the building.
The second floor is decorated with three elegant balconies featuring delicate wrought iron railings, creating a light, lace-like contrast to the massiveness of the walls. The semicircular projections under the balconies (distinctive consoles) demonstrate the architect's mastery in working with the plasticity of the facade. The window openings are framed with green shutters, enhancing the Mediterranean character of the building.
The crowning cornice with decorative elements completes the composition, emphasizing the horizontal lines of the structure and creating a harmonious balance with the vertical rhythms. Overall, the facade demonstrates a fine sense of proportion, richness of detail, and high-quality finishing, characteristic of early 20th century architecture.