The façade presents an impressive example of Neo-Moorish architecture with Art Nouveau elements, constructed from brick. The triangular pediment is adorned with a complex geometric composition featuring characteristic stepped elements that create a rhythmic pattern on the sides. In the center of the façade is a group of arched windows with delicate hexagonal lattices, typical of Islamic architectural motifs.
Of special note are two large decorative medallions, symmetrically positioned on both sides of the façade. They are rendered in a light tone and contain intricate ornaments resembling solar disks with rays and floral motifs. The upper part of the pediment is crowned with a small niche, possibly intended for a sculpture or decorative element.
The lower tier of windows has a straight appearance with a balustrade, creating an interesting contrast with the arched forms of the upper tier. The variety of decorative elements, including carved details beneath the cornice and stepped niches, gives the façade a rich visual rhythm while maintaining symmetry and harmonious balance. The use of light accents against the terracotta brick background enhances the architectural expressiveness of the building.