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The image shows an elegant three-story building in the Neo-Catalan Modernist style, characteristic of Mediterranean architecture from the early 20th century. The facade is executed in light beige tones, typical for regional architecture and harmonizing beautifully with the bright blue sky.
The upper part of the facade is adorned with a stepped parapet with decorative elements, giving the building a recognizable Catalan silhouette. In the center of the upper tier, there is a medallion with a monogram, possibly indicating the former owner or architect of the building. The cornice is abundantly decorated with miniature brackets, creating an expressive play of light and shadow.
The windows on each floor are designed in a unified style with characteristic vertical elements above the openings, creating a rhythmic pattern on the facade. The main entrance is accentuated by an arched portal with wooden doors in a warm brown shade, creating a striking contrast with the main color of the facade. The window openings of the lower floor are protected by decorative wrought iron grilles.
The architectural composition of the building is strictly symmetrical, which, combined with decorative elements, creates an impression of monumentality despite the relatively small size of the structure. This is an excellent example of a regional interpretation of modernist trends from the beginning of the last century, where functionality combines with the richness of decorative language.