#1519. Eclectic Facade with Neo-Gothic Elements and Brick Ornamentation

The image showcases an interesting example of eclectic architecture with clear influences of Neo-Gothic and modernist styles. The building facade features a light plastered base that serves as a background for expressive brick elements. The central component of the composition is a Gothic pointed window with characteristic brick framing, forming a distinct architectural accent.

The upper part of the facade is adorned with decorative brick elements forming a symmetrical ornament with wave-like lines connecting two lateral window openings. These openings, although rectangular in shape, are complemented with brick projections that give them a stylized character.

Below the main Gothic window sits a balcony with intricately patterned wrought iron railings, enhanced by vegetation. The building's roof is finished with traditional tiles, creating a contrast with the more contemporary elements of the facade. The entire architectural ensemble represents an interesting example of stylistic synthesis, where traditional materials are used to create original decorative solutions.