The photograph shows an elegant brick façade executed in a neoclassical style with notable Art Deco influences. The façade is organized into three arched sections with contrasting brickwork, where dark brick serves as the primary background while lighter brick is used to accentuate architectural details.
Particularly noteworthy are the classical bas-reliefs between the windows — two graceful sculptural inserts depicting feminine figures in draped garments, reminiscent of ancient caryatids. The sculptures are rendered in a light-colored material (presumably stone or plaster), creating a striking contrast against the dark brickwork.
The windows with blue wooden frames are divided into multiple sections, characteristic of early 20th century architecture. Above each window opening are decorative diamond-shaped inserts made of light-colored material, giving the façade additional rhythm and sophistication. The arched elements with meticulously laid brick borders add monumentality and architectural expressiveness to the building.
This architectural composition demonstrates a masterful combination of various materials and textures, where the strictness of the brickwork is softened by elegant classical elements and well-considered proportions.