This classic urban mansion with its expressive bay-windowed facade presents a magnificent example of traditional city architecture. The building is constructed from noble brownish-gray stone, which gives the facade elegance and solidity. The main compositional dominant is a three-story corner bay window with rounded lines, creating an expressive silhouette of the building.
The facade is distinguished by meticulously crafted details: elegant cornices, window frames, and protruding horizontal belts separating the floors. Tall windows with dark frames create a rhythmic vertical accent, while the wrought iron balcony railings add sophistication to the overall appearance of the building. Special attention should be paid to the entrance group with an elegant wrought iron door, located in the lower tier of the bay window and marked with the number "11".
The landscaping of the adjacent territory harmoniously complements the architectural ensemble: symmetrically planted conical thujas, neat boxwood borders, flower beds with blooming plants, and hanging flower baskets create a cozy and respectable atmosphere. The red brick paved path effectively contrasts with the neutral color of the facade.
When designing your own house, several techniques can be borrowed: using a bay window as an architectural dominant, symmetrical landscaping to emphasize the entrance area, contrasting materials for paving paths, decorative wrought iron elements, and hanging floral compositions to enliven the facade. It's also worth paying attention to the proportional relationship between window openings and solid walls, creating a harmonious appearance of the building.