Before us is a striking example of eclectic urban architecture that combines elements of Art Nouveau and traditional European style. The building's facade features a contrasting color scheme with a clear division between levels. The upper tier is painted in a light green (pistachio) color with curved window lines characteristic of Art Nouveau and decorative red cornice elements.
Of particular interest are the balconies with intricate wrought iron railings that create lightness and airiness in the composition. The central tier of the facade is highlighted in gray with expressive decorative red consoles supporting the protruding level.
The lower part of the building is designed with green bay windows featuring geometrically precise window frame divisions, creating an interesting rhythm and contrast with the more fluid lines of the upper tier. The alternation of white and dark elements framing the lower windows adds graphical quality to the facade. Neat green plants can be seen on the lower level balconies, softening the strictness of the architectural forms.
Overall, the facade demonstrates masterful work with color, proportions, and decorative elements typical of early 20th century urban development influenced by Art Nouveau aesthetics.