Before us stands a magnificent example of neoclassical architecture, presumably a theater building, as evidenced by the banner "DAS GROSSE WELTTHEATER" on the facade. The structure demonstrates a symmetrical composition with a central portico crowned by a triangular pediment and decorative elements.
The facade of the building is executed in light tones with a contrasting gray domed roof. Particularly expressive are the four corner towers with domes, which give the building monumentality and vertical emphasis. The central part of the facade is adorned with classical columns creating a ceremonial portico. Above it rises a golden decorative element, emphasizing the status of the building.
The side wings of the building are designed in a strict regular rhythm of window openings with arched elements on the first floor and rectangular windows on the second. The facade is richly decorated with stucco and architectural details characteristic of neoclassicism. In front of the building is an elegant bridge over a body of water with decorative sculptures, creating a harmonious connection between the architecture and the surrounding landscape.
The overall composition of the facade reflects the aspiration for grandeur and symmetry typical of theater architecture from the late 19th to early 20th century, when such buildings became not just functional structures but important urban planning dominants, symbols of a city's cultural prestige.