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The image shows an exquisite building façade executed in the Moorish style, characteristic of Spanish and North African architecture. Particular attention is drawn to the upper row of five pointed arched windows with richly decorated framing.
The windows are framed with light stone casings that effectively contrast with the vibrant blue mosaic frieze adorned with ornamental motifs in pastel tones. Above each window are intricate terracotta-colored wooden elements, creating an additional decorative accent and lending an Eastern flair to the façade.
The building's roof is finished with traditional tiles featuring a slight cornice projection, which provides protection for the decorative elements from precipitation and emphasizes the Mediterranean character of the structure. The façade walls are made of light-colored stone with noticeable texture, giving the building solidity and monumentality.
The window openings are complemented by elegant wrought-iron balcony railings, executed in a style consistent with the overall architectural solution. This façade represents an excellent example of eclectic architecture, combining elements of Neo-Moorish style with local building traditions.