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The image showcases an exceptional example of Neo-Gothic architecture with characteristic pointed windows adorned with exquisite lace-like stone tracery. The façade is constructed from light-colored sandstone or limestone, giving the structure an elegant, airy appearance.
Five identical in height and shape arched windows display the classic Gothic motif with pointed finials. Each window features a unique tracery pattern executed in the "flamboyant Gothic" style with characteristic curvilinear elements resembling flames, trefoils, and quatrefoils. Particularly impressive is the variety of geometric patterns—from strict cross-shaped motifs in the leftmost window to more complex floral forms in the central windows.
In front of the façade lies a well-maintained lawn and a row of benches, suggesting that this place is likely part of a monastery or university complex, possibly a courtyard or cloister. The combination of strict geometry of Gothic elements with the green landscape creates a harmonious composition, emphasizing the majesty of the architectural solution.