The photograph shows a vibrant architectural structure in a Mediterranean style, presumably a theater, as indicated by the "teatre lliure" inscription on information boards at the entrance. The building features characteristic elements of Neo-Renaissance architecture with influences from Spanish Baroque.
The facade is painted in a warm yellow color with terracotta accents, creating a striking contrast against the bright blue sky. Compositionally, the structure is symmetrical, with a central octagonal dome and two square-section flanking towers on the sides. The central dome is topped with a small spire and decorative elements.
Particularly expressive are the round porthole windows on the upper tier of the central section, creating a rhythmic alternation with the arched openings of the lower tier. The facade is richly decorated with terracotta details: cornices, window frames, round medallions, and ornamental elements. The ground floor is designed with a series of arched openings with characteristic circular decorative elements above them.
The entrance to the building is organized through an arcade, which serves as a transitional zone between the exterior space and the theater interior. The overall architectural composition of the facade reflects the influence of Catalan Modernism from the early 20th century, although the building could have been built either during this period or be a more contemporary stylization.