The image showcases a striking example of Neo-Gothic architecture with elements of Catalan Modernism. This fragment of a façade displays a symmetrical arrangement of two elegant window-balconies crowned with pointed arches that feature a characteristic Gothic silhouette.
The upper part is adorned with decorative elements: floral rosettes and a distinctive crenellated cornice. Above each window rises a pointed arched element with a heraldic symbol inside—a shield with stripes, which may indicate the building's regional affiliation with Catalonia or Valencia.
The windows are framed by light green wooden shutters that contrast with the warm sandy color of the walls. The wrought iron balcony railings demonstrate fine craftsmanship with a geometric pattern. The lower part of the façade is decorated with delicate stucco featuring plant motifs, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style of the early 20th century.
Special expressiveness is given to the façade by the interplay of textures and materials: smooth stonework combines with intricately crafted decorative elements, creating an impression of depth and volume. This is an excellent example of urban architecture where historical motifs have been reinterpreted in the spirit of Catalan architectural traditions.