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This vibrant façade represents a magnificent example of eclectic architecture from the early 20th century, combining elements of Art Nouveau and Neoclassicism. The dominant yellow color of the walls effectively contrasts with the brickwork that forms both structural and decorative elements.
The façade features a symmetrical composition with a characteristic semi-circular completion of the upper part, creating a smooth silhouette of the building. Of particular interest is the skillful use of brick to create architectural details: arched elements above window and door openings, decorative protrusions, and geometric patterns in the form of diamonds.
The central window on the second floor is framed with a semi-circular arch with brick trim and a decorative element above it. The lower level of the façade is adorned with three entrance groups featuring doors typical of Art Nouveau style, above which are decorative panels with geometric ornaments in yellow and red tones.
The architect's mastery is evident in the harmonious combination of functionality and aesthetics, where each structural element simultaneously serves as a decorative accent. The elegant brick masonry of the cornice and other details testify to the high level of craftsmanship of that period.