Before us is a magnificent example of Art Nouveau architecture, where functionality and decorative sophistication are organically combined. The entrance group of the building presents a carefully designed composition of an elegant forged metal canopy with the flowing, fluid lines and plant-inspired ornaments characteristic of the Art Nouveau style.
Of particular note is the openwork awning above the entrance, executed in the form of a semicircular structure with green stained glass inserts that create a play of light on the marble steps. The metal frame of the canopy demonstrates the mastery of artistic ironwork from the early 20th century, where a functional element has been transformed into a work of art.
The building's facade is designed in light tones with elegant stucco and decorative elements. The massive wooden entrance door with carved panels and the wrought iron railing of the staircase emphasize the prestigious nature of the building. The entrance group is interestingly designed—a semicircular portal surrounded by metal openwork structures creates a transitional space between the street and the interior of the building.
The greenish window shutters and decorative elements on the facade harmoniously complement the overall composition, creating a refined architectural ensemble characteristic of elite urban development during the Art Nouveau era.