The photograph captures a fragment of a historic building façade executed in an eclectic style with classical elements. Particular attention is drawn to the rich decorative cornice with denticles (tooth-like projections) on a green background with red framing—a characteristic element of classical architecture that gives the building solemnity and rhythmic quality.
The façade is made of light-colored brick, creating an expressive contrast with the painted decorative elements. On the right, another cornice with a golden hue and distinct rhythmic pattern complements the overall composition. The façade also features decorative brackets and architectural protrusions that add volume and expressiveness to the building.
It's interesting to note the presence of technical elements (possibly a modern ventilation system) that have been integrated into the historic architecture. This highlights the fine balance between preserving the historical appearance and adapting the building to modern requirements. The upper part of the façade demonstrates the craftsmanship of architects and builders of the past, their attention to detail and proportions.