This specimen represents a classic urban townhouse in Federal or Georgian style with a characteristic terracotta-toned brick facade. The architectural composition emphasizes the verticality of the building through tall windows with black shutters, which create an expressive contrast with the warm tone of the brickwork.
The facade demonstrates a thoughtful relationship between elements - symmetrically placed windows and a centrally located entrance group. The massive black double door with rounded decorative panels serves as the focal point of the entire composition, approached by stone steps. A small wrought iron fence in front of the house elegantly frames the space without disrupting the visual accessibility of the facade.
Special attention should be paid to the decorative landscaping, which softens the rigidity of the brickwork. Lush hanging planters with coniferous plants and cascading greenery above the upper floor windows, as well as neat shrubs at the base, create a multi-level landscaping system. This technique can be noted by private homeowners - vertical landscaping visually increases the height of the building and adds picturesqueness to the facade.
The color scheme of the facade is built on a classic combination of terracotta brick and black architectural elements, giving the building both a traditional and elegant appearance. This approach to facade design demonstrates how a limited palette can create an expressive and harmonious building appearance.